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I wanted to try something new so he're my first ever low relief plasticine art. Only the black of the facial features and the cast isn't plasticine but was drawn on with a marker. I quite like the concept, but I'm not very good at modelling clay/plasticine, so making humans was a challenge. It looks better here than IRL cause I smoothed some things up digitally.

About the art, it's a fanart of Dear Evan Hansen again, and yes, of the song "For Forever" again. It's the "yellow field" of the line "From far across the yellow field I hear him calling 'follow me!'" that made me obsessed. You have to understand than I'm a country girl whose favourite color is yellow. I guess my mind just started listing all the beautiful yellow fields they could have been to. Btw, I know the red hoodie looks too colorful for Connor, but the cheap and small plasticine set I got didn't include a black. I hope you like it anyway!

PS: The sunflowers are wide open, and turning their back on the setting sun in the background. That's what we call a fail, kids. And did I place Evan's cast on the wrong arm? Ugh...sad. But in a way it's relevant: Of course Evan and Connor can be safe and happy together, of course they can, just... well...not in this world. Gosh, noooo, I'm tearing up again.

Description
I wanted to try something new so he're my first ever low relief plasticine art. Only the black of the facial features and the cast isn't plasticine but was drawn on with a marker. I quite like the concept, but I'm not very good at modelling clay/plasticine, so making humans was a challenge. It looks better here than IRL cause I smoothed some things up digitally.

About the art, it's a fanart of Dear Evan Hansen again, and yes, of the song "For Forever" again. It's the "yellow field" of the line "From far across the yellow field I hear him calling 'follow me!'" that made me obsessed. You have to understand than I'm a country girl whose favourite color is yellow. I guess my mind just started listing all the beautiful yellow fields they could have been to. Btw, I know the red hoodie looks too colorful for Connor, but the cheap and small plasticine set I got didn't include a black. I hope you like it anyway!

PS: The sunflowers are wide open, and turning their back on the setting sun in the background. That's what we call a fail, kids. And did I place Evan's cast on the wrong arm? Ugh...sad. But in a way it's relevant: Of course Evan and Connor can be safe and happy together, of course they can, just... well...not in this world. Gosh, noooo, I'm tearing up again.