"Jane, You Will Live a Visionary Life..."

[psalm_onethirtyone]

Here it is when she first began it. Remember this?


So now it looks like this:




Close-up on the head:


And the body:


And the front feet, where there's grain and grass and beautiful things:


Isn't it amazing? *_* Waugh.

Waen, pls to be lending me a little of your talent to try and paint my stories better kthnx?

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Comments

[bewareofitalics]

(But anyway. Aren't Marla Schaffel (Jane) and James Barbour (Rochester) divine? And you don't hear a whole lot of Jayne Paterson (Helen) there, but she has one of my favorite female voices ever. I wish I could have seen her as Jane. And can you believe that the New York Times dared to call the music "high-minded schlock" when it did an article about every other Tony-nominated score that year? Yay still being bitter about a show where the theme is "Forgiiiiiiiveness!

*clings back and works on letters and hopes Michael has an envelope not of the size meant for headshots and resumes*)

[rainbowjehan.livejournal.com]

(*nodnod!* Is she a mezzo? Blanche is a soprano. And I really like Helen. A lot. Mmmm.

...Oh, well. Gar. Can't win them all, I suppose. *hugs*

:D The illustrations were better than a small envelope.)

[bewareofitalics]

(I think Jane is a mezzo role, but Marla is anywhere from an alto to a soprano. Insane range. She was offered Christine in Phantom on Broadway, but turned it down because she didn't want to spend so much time in a trance. *g*

Have you read Daddy-Long-Legs? Cause Paul Gordon, the composer of Jane Eyre, is writing a Daddy-Long-Legs musical, and there's a demo available starring Jayne Paterson. Two demos, actually, but one isn't officially available. *coughs* You can get it here - I'd give it to you, but Paul Gordon made the site and the artists all get money when their music is sold I want to support him cause he's a great guy and such and even posts on the Jane Eyre message board. ...but I could possibly give you the unofficial demo. If you want it. And if you read the book. ;) It's very nice music and Jayne is amazing as always.

Critics are idiots. Hmph.

*snerks* I totally forgot about my illustrations. I just couldn't let all that empty space go to waste!)