This is still an okay game state, because it's the same as if you had simply activated Selvala's ability normally, without a spell being cast. After you realize you can't pay for the spell, as much as possible is reversed, so your Forests get untapped, Dreadmaw goes from the stack back to your hand, but Selvala stays tapped and you still have 2 green mana from her as well as the 2 life and everyone having drawn a card.
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