Finally, I am giving feedback on this game! It was actually the first game I played because I was very excited about the art style. Then I got stuck and wanted to figure it out before I left feedback. I eventually figured it out (I am just a little stupid). Absolutely love this one! It is very charming! The art, both 2D and 3D, is incredible. I really like the drawing mechanic. I would have never even thought of something like that, so it was just really cool to me. The fairies flying around you as you unlock them is a very nice touch. 

For feedback, I found figuring out which each ability could do a little confusing out of the gate, but eventually, I figured it out. I just initially thought they might different make different types of platforms or something, but it actually just affects the different types of creatures/monsters in the world. The other thing is that I got stuck in the ending area like I think someone else did in the comments. I didn't realize I was missing one of the orbs and I walked into the ending areas and couldn't get back out I don't think. 

Despite that, I really enjoyed this game. I hope you guys can make something together in the future and I am excited to see you guys in future game jams! Thank you for a fun playthrough!

This game is is so cute and I find the platforming a very interesting mechanic. I really enjoyed playing a platformer but in a slightly different way. The art is absolutely amazing and the animations are very smooth. Some things that I think could be improved is having a some sort of distinction between background/foreground environment and the ground as I did sometimes try to jump to where there was no ground. Additionally, I think it might be helpful to have some sort of help/direction system to help the player find where they might go next. I did get stuck in some parts for a little bit being unable to figure out where I needed to go.

Overall, great game and I can't wait to see what you all do next :)

This game gave me a lot of feelings that I cannot organize them into words right now so I will structure my comment like this:

1 thing I liked: the art was really cute and the game play was interesting. Very well made game!

1 thing I think can be improved: some people may have a problem with being able to see the girl's underwear on the fall animation (and the character can get stuck on the fall animation.)

such a cute game! I'm really impressed you were able to include voiceover in the short span of the jam. Sumi's character design is adorable. a bit of small tutorial might have been helpful to understand how to interact with the spirit rays, but great game overall :)

Wonderful game! The artstyle is cute and world is vibrant and alive. The way the player traverses across the world by drawing platforms is extremely fun, if a bit clunky at times. The audio and ambience were superb and the little voicelines gave Sumi a nice bit of extra character. I do think, however, that the mechanics need to be better explained within the game itself, and it was difficult interacting with some of the mobs in order to progress. There is also a sort of exploit where falling debris from destroyed platforms would activate slimes for a moment, allowing access to some areas. I ended up being locked in the area where I assume you would have to have all three faeries and seals with no way back. Overall, it's a charming game and I had a lot of fun with mastering platforming and exploring the beautiful world.

Wow, first of all, fantastic presentation! The team logo, the title screen, the character animations, the 3D environments, and all the rest of it was really well done! Nice work putting together the game's lovely OST and I found the voice acting snippets to be a fun addition. I thought the drawing mechanic was fun and created some interesting gameplay elements, however, there were some times I expected to land on the platform I drew but fell through it. I might be wrong, but it seemed like the spawned platform collider was a bit above the line I drew in the scene, which wasn't how I expected it would work. Aside from that, like others said, I was confused by the end of the game with the final puzzle with the three elements. I'm wondering if I encountered a bug since I was able to get there before discovering any fairies aside from the green one (and I learned that there were other fairies by checking out that let's play on the main itch page). I tried to backtrack but there didn't seem to be a way to go back once I had reached that final game area. Regardless, I enjoyed the game a lot and it was filled with charm, great work!

Beautiful art! Love the 3D glowy flowers

The Music and UI are really really cute xD I love those 2D animations! I got stuck on a platform and can't advanced anymore but I'm really enjoying the platforming mechanics! I also couldn't click the quit button for some reason....

But overall the feel of the game is absolutely awesome!! It felt very smooth to play. One recommendation I have might be to have a post-processing effect and lighting effect for your environment so that it blends better with character art. I love those 2D sprites and the 3D assets would love to get it even more stylized!!

Charming game! I like the aesthetics of the level design and how tight the jump feels. I do wish the jump was tied to space bar instead of W though. The puzzles were interesting and I found some areas like in the cave or the very first time I encounter the puzzle a little stumping. I wish there were more visual cues to help guide the first encounter, especially when players would squash the first blob off screen compared to where the blocking laser was. There were also instances where I thought part of the background was part of the foreground due to same coloring and shape (this happened in the fire stone level). Overall really liked the design aspect and the creative platforming mechanic of the game! It feels very polished for a week long game jam and was enjoyable to play.

The Mood in this game feels so cozy and spiritual, it's astonishing. To the movement, I'm accustomed to press space to jump. I was sometimes a little confused that I had to press W instead. The puzzles where a bit confusing at first, maybe it needs more visual clues, e.g. which cute blobs are connected to which barriers, but I managed to complete it. It was really fun exploring the forest and the cave. Visually it's top notch. Love it!

The game logo and title screen are incredibly appealing and the outdoor environments had a lot of charm with its very colorful design. The gameplay was a little bit frustrating as the connection between objects in the puzzle design didn't necessarily make much sense or alluded to. Although, the visuals and music made me play it through much longer than I would have otherwise. I did get stuck at a certain point right after unlocking the fire ability and wasn't sure where to go from there. As bgsulz said, making it so that you can jump through the bottom of the platform would be a big help in making the controls feel a bit tighter. Again, really sick visual design, especially the animation and logo work.

Stunning graphics! I especially like the character art and backgrounds. Like others, there were some confusing parts where the 3d aspect of the terrain implied solid ground but didn't actually collide with the player. I'm personally not one for puzzle games (because I'm bad at them), but I really enjoyed the main element/platform drawing mechanic and overall progression of the game!

Terrific job team! Visually, the game is very compelling. I loved watching my chubby witch character skip and hop, and the prospect of finding a new soft, round creature honestly incentivized me to keep exploring the world. The backgrounds are lovely, particularly the dark/florescent area--great work on the shaders. The synthy, pastoral music is a pleasant mood-setter, and the variety and quantity of it is astonishing! Though a bit janky on slopes, the controls are stable and intuitive. As I found myself hitting my head a lot, I think the player's drawn platforms would benefit from being one-sided (jump through from the bottom).

Overall, the general progression of the game is hugely impressive considering the timespan. I did run into similar issues to Wyatt and other commenters below with regard to solving puzzles; it took me a fair bit of trial and error to ascertain all of the elemental interactions. I also got softlocked at the three pedestals, as the strawberry prevented me from backtracking! None of this, however, was enough to significantly impair my enjoyment of this game. Amazing work!

I really wanted to play this game after following the devlog, but it fails to open on my iMac. :(

The overall direction of this game was lovely!

A little more hand-holding is needed.
I got to the end without knowing the mechanics.
Although I realized what was going on at the last puzzle, I couldn't solve it.
I reset because I thought the fire fairy got yeeted.
It turns out I didn't retrieve the fire fairy at all! I got to see a new area, at least...
I suppose user errors are better than technical errors.

This is a jam submission and it is beatable, so I'd say you focused on the right areas.  
My main suggestion is to add cues for everything the player would want to know.

As for the experience, though? Great job!!! This was pleasant! :)
I hope you get a chance to make a full game one day,
I believe it would be really something. d(^^)

Wow, beautiful UI. The art and audio is also great! I got stuck where the two jellies are though

I really loved the art, the animation really wowed me! It was gorgeous :(

I did get confused on the second level and thought I got stuck, same as Wyatt. Also the 3d models are kind of confusingly shaped for a platformer, it's hard to tell what I can/can't step on and where the ground is.

Loved the art. Tremendous stuff. Adorable.

Fantastic soundtrack.

Some of the puzzles were good, though most were fine.

I was confused about which way to go sometimes and didn't realize had to backtrack.

Didn't use fire for any puzzle. Seemed kind of useless as I could build platforms to get anywhere I wanted.

Wasn't completely clear which slimes needed to be stepped on and which needed to be crushed.