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Published: 2006-09-08 14:04:44 +0000 UTC; Views: 33898; Favourites: 1653; Downloads: 194
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Yes, I know I'm very very behind in my messages, if you're wondering why, check out my latest journal, but I will be trying to catch up on at least the deviations in my box this weekend. In the meantime, my friend is very involved with a theater group that is putting on a production of The Glass Menagerie by Tennessee Williams. Theater has always been a huge part of my life, so I had told her, if they ever needed artwork for something, to let me know and I'd do it for free if I knew enough in advance. Well, she called in the card this time and asked for something they could put on their 4"x6" postcard mailers.If you know the play, you might get the iconography, but the director specifically wanted blue roses (Jim's name for Laura) and I specifically wanted them to be still practically buds, but already starting to wilt. Hopefully, the director's ok with that
Text is going to be placed in later by someone else.Media: colerase brown on vellum lineart, painting in Photoshop and Painter
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Aww, these are beautiful roses, wish they actually exist...such a shame that blue is a recessive colour or something...
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All that's left to add in order to completely represent Laura completely is something to contain them. Good work.
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could someone please tell me how to upload my art onto this site? i love the roses by the way, they're beautiful.
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i love the colors blue roses are so beautiful
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Beautiful job! Woderful details put into it.
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I like this. It makes me think of a Sailor Moon picture that features Princess Mercury holding a blue rose.
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This Deviation Has Been Featured In My : JOURNAL
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aww, very kind of you
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no probs your welcome hun
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Despite not having read The Death of a Salesman in a couple years the title/image immediately made me think of it, it's really beautiful
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Great job!
I was wondering if I could use this design for my school's Shakespeare play shirts. If you don't want to I understand.
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If you think it will suit the show, I suppose that would be alright. Permission granted to you and you only for this one specific instance.
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Thank you very much. I did not want to use it without your permission.
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lol, as well you shouldn't
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Media is in the description, but actually, it's a combo of pencil lines, and Photoshop&
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Alright, kewl!
Well, its fantastic!
Keep it up!
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"I told him I had Plurosis, and he thought I said 'Blue Roses'..."
Most fitting. ><
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Amazing...I love that it's blue...
Reminds me of the enchanted rose in disney's beauty and the beast...but blue and therefore prettier...
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our school theater showed that before. it's a really nice play. "blue roses" jim asked laura of her sickness. she said she has "Pleurosis" jim heard "blue roses"...
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Very beautiful and subtle. You really did a good job with the petals, they make me think of soft clouds.
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I think its beautiful. Especially the fallen petals
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oh me oh my I remember Menagerie. I was tech for the show and I think this is perfect for pamphlets and everything. Very beautiful...
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Glass Menagerie was my first thought!! Haha. We're taking the story up in Literature Class and coincidentally, we're going to see this on play this coming Saturday. Pleurosis... heehee.
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I read that in my freshman script analysis class...such a sad story. Poor kid, they broke her unicorn. Beautiful sad image when you understand what stems from.
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Has a art nouveau-esque feel to it. I like it! Simple and beautiful.
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I saw the title, and was like 'hey, menagerie... I wonder if she knows about it." turns out you do. 
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