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Ta da! Felt very unproductive in the school work today and had an urge to draw. Paticularly, something to do with Wicked! I'm currently reading the book which is quite different than the show.
This little comic has been floating around and I finally had time to complete it. I drew this when
told me that in Maguire's version of OZ Elphaba had a son. This image popped into my head combined with Broadway quote "For the first time I feel wicked" from Elphaba.
I'm not sure if I love it, but I like how it turned out.
Used: PS CS
characters belong to Gregory Maquire from Wicked
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EDIT:
THANK YOU TO ALL OF YOU WHO HAVE FAVED "Elphaba and Glinda"!! I hope you laughed as hard as I did after this was finished!
You are amazing!
This little comic has been floating around and I finally had time to complete it. I drew this when
told me that in Maguire's version of OZ Elphaba had a son. This image popped into my head combined with Broadway quote "For the first time I feel wicked" from Elphaba.I'm not sure if I love it, but I like how it turned out.
Used: PS CS
characters belong to Gregory Maquire from Wicked
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EDIT:
THANK YOU TO ALL OF YOU WHO HAVE FAVED "Elphaba and Glinda"!! I hope you laughed as hard as I did after this was finished!
You are amazing!
Image size
1954x1684px 384.54 KB
Make
HP
Model
HP psc1400
Date Taken
Dec 2, 2007, 3:45:51 PM
© 2007 - 2024 Mahwaew
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Liir was in the Wicked scenes, hidden but secretly crushing on Dorothy when the four principals from the original story came to their castle under orders to get Elphaba's broom from her from her worst-father-ever charlatan Wizard, Oscar "OZ" Diggs. The "Son of [the] Witch" was unaware that his favorite aunt Nor was shuffled off to the Oz equivalent of Alcatraz (the Stairs prison under The Emerald City) & was so distant from his bitter mother that he didn't feel anything when he stepped into the puddle that his mother turned into (in the book, the melting does kill Elphie & she doesn't come back).