Damn, this took me much longer than I though it would. I apologize for my poor English. I'm already working on a colored version, but if anyone wants to give it a try, please do!

(Not very happy with it, though.) If you like this version, don't forget to check on the b&w version too! =)

"Look Mom! I'm growing up at the speed of light!" said the boy as the setting sun stretched out his shadow on the backyard wall.

I'm not sure it's better this way but I wanted to try something different.

I changed lovee_91's story a bit and illustrated it, because I love it very very much. (They look so stupid x'D)

I'm not quite sure I wrote it correctly. What I meant was "J'ai constamment l'impression d'être piégée entre deux miroirs, affrontant ce que je ne veux pas voir, tournant le dos à ce que j'essaye désespérément d'être, sachant que si je tourne les talons je serais seulement piégée à l'envers".

If anyone with a better English than mine wants to fix this (if it needs to be fixed) please do so, I'll change the drawing.

I also thought of modifying the two reflections, drawing an ugly version of the girl in the mirror on the left and something beautiful on the second one. Advices ?

This took me sooooo long =___=' Hope it's in the spirit.

The sky wanted very badly to scratch his clouds, but he was missing hands. So people built skyscrapers, and the sun never stopped shining anymore.

Just the black and white version for Tiny Stories.

"I'm growing up at the speed of light!" (said the child as the sun went down.)

This is the right one.

So I followed Gaby and lyn advices and came with a double illustration (I kinda prefer the white lines on black, but I can upload black lines on white) for "Where I stand" tiny story. My first mistake led me into drawing a false interpretation of the story, so instead of just using the right one, they told me we (I mean YOU) could think of some other stories : the following of "Where I stand" for this composition, or a brand new one for illustration 2 (the right one). =D

Actually I don't think this is in the "spirit" of wirrow's tiny story (maybe a sign or at least a much simplier design would be better) but that's what it inspired me.

Double-page size.