Aww I love her hair !! This is so prettyyy :heartpulse:

I want to eat your art.

I looks so yummy.

@Waffles09 lol

*Inhales*
Brittany - The anglicized version of Bretagne, which is a section of France Gretchen - Several origins such as Greek, German, Persian, and Irish for "pearl" Ruby - French for "red gem" Jasmine - Persian for "a form of flowering olive" Jessica - Hebrew for "wealthy one" Valentina - Latin for "good health" Ophelia - Greek for "useful" or "wise" Erica - Scandinavian for "ever-powerful" or "honorable ruler" Louise - Old German for "warrior maiden"
Genevieve - Welsh for "white wave" Belle - Spanish for "beautiful" Lola - Spanish for "strong woman" Ava - Latin for "blooming"
Olivia - Latin for "olive tree" and "Old French for "peace"
Josephine - Hebrew for "he shall add" Heidi - German for "noble" or "serene" Quinn - Latin for "a girl who is as pretty as two" and Gaelic for "wise" Hazel - Old English for "hazel tree" Gabrielle - Hebrew for "God is my strength" Natalie - Latin for "child born at Christmas" Lillian - Latin for "form of the lily" Eleanor - Greek for "mercy"
Abigail - is Hebrew for "" a father's joy" Isabella - is Spanish for "consecrated to God" Athena - is Greek for "goddess of war" Dahlia - is Scandinavian for "valley" Nina - is Spanish for "girl" and Hebrew for "grace" Holly - Old English for "holly bush" Amelie - Variation of Amelia, also German for "industrious" Elise - German for "noble" or Hebrew for "God's oath"
Juliet - French for "youthful" Harper - Old Norse for "whaler" Ingrid - Scandinavian for "hero's daughter" Amelia - German for "industrious" Audrey - Old English for "noble strength" Victoria - Latin for "victory"Ariel - Hebrew for "lion of God" Lydia - Greek for "woman from Persia" or "beauty" Violet - Latin for "purple" Layla - Arabic for "dark as the night" Scarlett - Middle English for "deep red" Kaylee - Arabic for "beloved" and Hebrew for "regal woman" Cora - French for "beloved" or Greek for "heart" Kristen - Greek for "bright-eyed" Delilah - Hebrew for "delicate" Deborah - Hebrew for "bee" Callista - Greek for "most beautiful" or "pretty and bright-eyed" Uma - Hindi for "mother" and also the name for the Hindu goddess Devi Phoebe - Greek for "brilliant" Kelly - Irish for "church" or "warrior" Aurora - Latin for "gold" and Greek for "goddess of the dawn" Arabella - German for "beautiful eagle" Thea - Greek for "healer" Angelina - Greek for "heavenly messenger" Amara - Greek for "eternal beauty" Savannah - Spanish for "flat tropical grassland" Charlotte - French for "little and womanly" Rebecca - Hebrew for "to tie" or "enchantingly beautiful" Venus - Greek for the "Goddess of love" Valerie - Latin for "strong" Vivien - Latin for "living" or "lively" Millie- Greek for "honey bee" or English for "gentle adviser" Felicity - Latin for "fortunate" or "happy" Penelope - Greek for "bobbin-weaver" Sophia - Greek for "wisdom" Fiona - Old English for "white" Daphne - Greek for "laurel tree" Madison - English for "good"Katherine - Greek for "pure" Chloe - Greek for "lark" Luna - Latin for "moon" Blair - Gaelic for "plain" Esme - Latin for "esteem" Evelyn - English for "hazelnut" Sydney - French for "from the city of Saint-Denis" Colleen - Irish for "girl" Meredith - Old Welsh for "protector of the sea" and Middle English for "joyful" Greta - Greek for "precious jewel" Mia - Italian for "mine" Danielle - Hebrew for "judged by God" Bailey - French for "bailiff" and Old English for "fortification" Alexandria - Greek and English for "defender of mankind" Faith - Latin for "trust" Laurel - English for "crowned with laurel" Giselle - English for "sword pledge" Aria - Hebrew for "like a beautiful melody" Bonnie - Scottish for "good" Nora - Latin for "dignified" and Greek for "honor" Emilia - Latin for "eager" Tracey - Greek for "reaper" and French for "path" Summer - English and Arabic origin name referring to the summer season Haley - Norse for "hero" and Irish for "wise one" Belinda - Spanish for "beautiful" or "pretty" Shelby - English for "sheltered town" Chanel - French for "canal" or "perfume" Es

And remember: don't ask questions for things you don't want the answer for.

It cut some out >:c

@Waffles09
Wow, I didn't know that colors would allow such wordy comments. . . Even if it was written on a computer, that's big.

@-Kitty-
She looks really pretty! you did a good job on this!