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@grace_rolek @CartoonFair There's also a big fan base for #StevenUniverse in Italy. I made friends with an Italian artist and she made this drawing for me. It's Greg as Orpheus and Rose Quartz as Eurydice.
finished sumn for “wait for me” in #hadestown! i know he walked the whole length of the track, but the idea of him hopping the train and huddling against the cutting wind, hoping for eurydice, miserable and tired and desperate and scared and full of hope, just wouldn’t leave me
@EldritchElena What a shame. I always keep my artists well compensated. My friend from Italy got a good payday out of this commission. It's Rose Quartz and Greg as Eurydice and Orpheus.
i’d be the immediate forgiveness in eurydice
imagine being loved by me
happy birthday to my favorite sad boy ; w; 💛
#TheArcanaGame #fanapprentice
Reposting with slight amend to #Eurydice lyrics #Hadestown #hadestownmusical #hadestownfanart @hadestown #fanart #myart #iilustration
Continuing my series of @hadestown #fanart and wanted to try my hand at #eurydice - originally the design on her t-shirt was going to be a flower..but I wanted something else symbolic of her story..#hadestownmusical #hadestownfanart #myart #illustration
Doubt Comes In 😈
Watercolor piece for a reimagined fairytale/myth illustration assignment inspired by @hadestown’s interpretation of the tale of Orpheus & Eurydice! ✨
"There's so much inside you that you won't let me see. Oh, how could it be...Eurydice?"
Meet Dionysus, an antihero-ish demon with a troubled past looking to change their future. 🎭
Claude Monet himself said, "There is only one master here: Corot." 🏛 @MFAH Orpheus Leading Eurydice from the Underworld by Camille Corot 1861 📖📲 https://t.co/bLFZbqB3PA
orpheus & eurydice illustrations, 3/3. i'll probably re-edit this one later
for an illustration project we had to make 3 illustrations for a well known story, so i chose orpheus & eurydice; 1/3
I wrote this poem about Eurydice and Persephone for a girl some years back, and it turned out that I liked her more in written communication, but ANYWAY I turned the poem into a short comic.
Writer Vita Ayala has described Submerged as a “A Queer & Brown contemporary retelling of the Orpheus/Eurydice myth set in the NYC subway.” #NCBD https://t.co/9UlEu2ynWa