I done this texture in the Salam centre group

About me

About me I am a digital illustrator creating emotional, vintage-inspired doll art. My work blends softness and pain, telling stories through delicate characters, lace textures, and dreamy atmospheres. Each piece reflects healing, memory, and inner emotion. This is my visual diary. Each drawing represents a feeling I could not always express with words. I am the girl in these drawings… and this is my story. Each section shows character design, storytelling, and experiments with style. My art is personal but also meant to connect with others.” Each image I create carries traces of abandonment, loneliness, and emotional wounds. Art has become a way for me to cope, to breathe through pain, and to transform what hurt me into something tender and meaningful. My illustrations speak softly about isolation, healing, and the inner world that often remains unseen. Illustration is not only my artistic language, but also a place where pain becomes comfort, memory becomes beauty, and silence finds a voice. In each image, I explore themes of abandonment, loneliness, and emotional vulnerability. My work allows me to cope with painful experiences by transforming them into delicate visual stories of memory, healing, and inner emotion.

🍦👑🍬 Welcome to My Pastel Ice Cream Kingdom in Wonderland

Where sugar clouds float across mint skies,
and every path is sprinkled with candy stars.

In this magical kingdom:

🍦 Ice-cream castles melt in lavender sunsets
🍭 Lollipop gardens grow beside chocolate rivers
🧁 Cupcake palaces shine with frosting crowns
🎀 Little princess dolls wander through sweet dreams

Here, unicorn carousels never stop turning,
bows are made of sugar ribbon,
and every heart is wrapped in pastel magic.

Step softly…

because in this kingdom,
even the wind smells like vanilla and strawberries. 🍓🍨✨

✨ Handmade dolls, sweet scrapbook creations, and pastel dreams live here.

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“Kirenia Dioris Carratala – Visual Diary & Doll Art”

This book is a piece of my heart. It tells a story of pain, sensitivity, and quiet strength.

I done this texture in the Salam centre group

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