MAKING WAVES !!!

MAKING WAVES !!! 🌊🌊🌊⚡️⚡️⚡️

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I know I've been quiet for a bit BUT GUESS WHAT I GOT TO SEE

a few more 303 TOH backgrounds I got to design!!

Okay we're back!!!

-So for Christine, I made her a sheep for the obvious parallels of her being preyed upon by the Phantom, who is a wolf. This is classic storytelling in design and I feel like you already know the dynamic even if you don't know Phantom of the Opera.

-I feel like the way Christine sings would be very easy to see a sheep sing, especially in her vibrato. I just thought that aspect was a good fit, as well as her big curly hair :>

-Lastly, in the play her dress is almost purely blue with white accents, but I added the yellow to connect her with the Phantom's yellow eyes; showing that he is a part of her and the way she performs. It also reminded me of beauty and the beast, while not a direct connection, I feel like the title and concept lend itself well to Phantom as a story.

That's it!! Thank you if you've read this far, I really wanted to share the reasons behind the design choices I made. 🩵

Yippee time to start phantom posting :O)

I actually have a lot to say about my design choices for these two so we'll start with the phantom 🐺

- I made him a wolf because I wanted him to be big and intimidating, I wanted him to loom over Christine anytime I draw them together.

- Wolves also have beautiful singing voices when it comes to their howls. I also thought a wolf lended itself really well to the complex way the phantom "hunts" down and stalks those who stands in his way.

- They are also extremely pack oriented, likely to persih if they don't, at the very least, have a mate. I see the phantom's love for Christine as it is in the original context, but with the added sting; him trying to marry her is his last ditch effort to form the pack he never had.

Stand by for the reblog where I talk about Christine!!