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20th Dec 2016

This Artist’s Representation Of Father-Daughter Relationships Will Give You All The Feels

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This series of illustrations by artist Snezhana Soosh showcasing the bond between a father and his little girl is incredibly touching. 

The paintings show umpteen scenarios where the dad goes above and beyond to make his tiny daughter’s day.

Prepare for for some serious tugs on your heartstrings…

You can check out Snezhana Soosh’s full Insta feed here. 

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