Oh, how rude of me! Let me introduce my guest, Sir Bert Bono Shakespeare Wonka, Sgt. of Pepper. ( Making up his name was a family event)
Music wise, I think we should tickle our ears with a little ‘Trip-away’ (it’s a remix of Benjamin Britten’s “Nutbod”) and then some CITY OF BLINDING LIGHTS!!!
When I began drawing the upside thing was so they wouldn’t bleed into each other, now it has real meaning. Eos is the dawn (at least in Greek) and eriol is a night-time figure, then they would orbit about each other, never arriving at the same time.
I cheated a little. I wanted them to compliment each other, but the two are contrasts. I don’t look too happy dressed up looking like a gothic crusader in oily pastels, while she is bright, smiling, and clothed in dry, soft pastels. I have no skin showing, while her arms and face are partly bared. Obviously she does not know what the weather is like this time of the year.
I’ll update music selections in the comments, throughout the period, but to begin it let’s play the Mazurka from Tchaikovskii’s Swan Lake Suite.
Everyone is just supposed to arrive between the 24th and the 6th, the ball could go on indefinitely. Just think of the characters we could make up!
p.s. The Queen should’ve beat me to it.
Ah, back to black and white. These clothes fit better.
