(I am going to apologize for tagging you at 4 in the f-ckin morning) Got bored, woke up too early, drew me and @satans-cake‘s Marie Antoinette designs together, this was a pain to draw, but it turned out- Fine. Our designs are reaal similar, I just realized
After I’m done with Napoleon’s animatic, I’ll probably work on Nicholas’. Slecetion help from my friend @cursedvideogamesfromaperson, and the animatic for Nicky might be inspired by @satans-cake old animatic for Alexandra(Even tho I know he doesn’t like the animatic- I mean, tone-wise, my guy, don’ worry -u-’’) so yea, but of course, I gotta finish the one I’m working on at the moment!
seeing this show from the 5th row was absolutely worth the 6 month wait. the costumes (OMG THE COSTUMES!!!!), the ladies in waiting, the queens, the energy in the room. i loved being a part of it all. my sister and i got acknowledged by aragon, howard, and seymour throughout the show which was pretty cool. this show was everything i could’ve hoped for - female empowerment, hilarious, filled with bop after bop, incredible vocals/dancing etc. i couldn’t ask for a better birthday weekend and first show back to broadway.
i had the deep fortune to see SIX on stage recently and this musical truly is just like “do you want to see half a dozen of the most beautiful women in the universe go absolutely ham?” and the answer was yes. yes i did
(the designs i used are strongly inspired by the Broadway cast, with London and Australian cast influences as well ;v;)
[images are digital drawings of the queens from Six the musical in ornate golden picture frames; rather than containing them, each of their poses brings them beyond the edges of the frames. Catherine of Aragon is smiling and waving with a regal air; Anne Bolelyn is taking an ostentatious selfie with a peace sign; Jane Seymour is smiling and leaning on the edge of the frame with her arms crossed; Anna of Cleves is lounging with a smirk, a goblet held high in one hand, and one leg kicked out of the frame; Katherine Howard is leaning on the frame with a grin and twirling a strand of hair, looking playful; and Catherine Parr is holding one fist up in her signature pose, smiling with dignity and triumph.]
