My friend suggested the title of this picture should be "The Bloody Curtain". XD;; Quite obviously, I decided against that.
Anyway, unlike my previous PT fanart this one isn't fluffy or cute. Instead I tried to carry some of the message of the show through a bit of symbolism. The painting of Tutu represents the Fate as dictated by Drosselmeyer's story. Fakir's right hand represents the sacrifices they had to endure and Ahiru with the candle is the "shinning hope" glowing in the darkness, although one has to think that that's a mighty bright candle Ahiru has in her hands. XD Perhaps these seem a little contrived but when I started drawing this picture I just wanted to do something with a serious atmosphere. Maybe this is a sign I might start draw more somber toned fanart, but who knows.
If anyone's curious about the production process...well, it's actually pretty complicated especially considering it wasn't all planned out. I first drew the outlines in a sketchbook then color-copied the pencil lines (many blessings to the color copier in the school library btw), used a combination of Copic markers and colored pencils, darkened some of the lines with pencils, and finally cleaned the image up a little on Photoshop.
Note: Please do not use the image without permission
ah, beautiful...you're skill is amazin...especially the coloring...love it
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And here we go again, its never gonna end
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Yeah, we know you love LA,
but theres nothing left to say,
please no more California songs
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You got my er...huge comment and super over-analyzation on this already. XD;; So I'll just say....I love it to death. :3
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...Yeah. I'm a Princess Tutu fanart whore.
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And here we go again, its never gonna end
were all so sick of California songs.
Yeah, we know you love LA,
but theres nothing left to say,
please no more California songs
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