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Published: 2007-10-11 22:52:00 +0000 UTC; Views: 7084; Favourites: 242; Downloads: 38
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Illustration of Erik and Christine from Gaston Leroux's Le FantΓ΄me de l'OpΓ©raRelated content
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Wow! I love Phantom of the Opera!
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thank you so much!
haha and that's okay, I have a whole box full of pens for when they die on me
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your pictures anre wonderful, I love it!! you drew really good
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All yout Phantom of the Opera pieces are SO beautiful... *-* marry me?
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Thank you!
I've already promised my heart to the phantom, I'm afraid...
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i really like this, like, i really really like this. It's just so beautiful and intricate. I love it.
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I adore the low and equilibrium of the whole piece. Great job!
... And the tacky comments made me snort milk all over the keyboard. Crud.
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Hahahah thank you!
Sorry about the keyboard, haha *hands you a napkin*
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its so pretty
i did notice that the candlesticks were naked women and i thouht to myself y the hell does he hav these things and who would want them?!
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Haha yes, it's kind of creepy. I'm picturing him shopping for candlesticks... "hm...big brass ones... ivy leaf designs... here's some with skulls and- OH, WHAT HAVE WE HERE? I'll take fifty of THESE!!" Just plain wrong
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ikr lmao i can see that happening to like just stolling along "hey nice candles ill take all of ur stock of them" theyed be like "o.e wth"
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So beautiful... and so small. IΒ΄d like to see the details.
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Absolutely gorgeous! the design, the detail, the concept...I love it! Very Beardsley-like!
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I love his work!
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Awesome! Love the theatricality added by all the exaggeratedness - it's really 'in character' for the story.
(And your so-called βtacky commentsβ are hilarious, BTW.)
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Hahahahaha thank you very much!!
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This is awesome! I love your style and the way the hair/cloak are merging into the rose bush. Any chance you can make the full-view a little bigger (maybe 900 or 1024 pixels wide)? I really want to see the details closer.
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Thank you!!
I tried to fix the size... it wasn't cooperating very well. I may have improved it a little... ?
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Hmmm... it's still quite small. 
(sorry, I hope I don't sound annoying, I just really like it and want to see it bigger!)
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It only offers me one setting for full view- "original size" so I don't know what's up with that... and when I try and resize it on my computer it just gets blurrier. It's weird... I've never had this problem before.... :/ sorry
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Bummer.
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I never saw it on BroadWay. Now I know to look for that...
*Giggle-snort* Your comments make me giggle XD
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Haha...lol. I was sitting so far back i couldn't tell, but when i bought the booklet with pictures from the show.....yeah.
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Now now, isn't that what Opera House Galsses/Binoculars are for? :3
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What a pretty picture! I love the layout and the mile long cape. Good job on the roses. I for one, can never seem to draw plants correctly. Very lovely effect overall.
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Simply beautiful! I love how you designed the roses!
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I love the stylized, print-like quality. Very elegant.
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WOW! Love how her hair and his cloak sort of mesh together. Great job!
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