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Published: 2008-10-01 06:43:51 +0000 UTC; Views: 2300; Favourites: 48; Downloads: 0
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The assignment was to create a conceptual illustration of a character from literature. For my Character Design class.Related content
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"The Tempest" is one of my favorite Shakespeare plays and there simply is not enough good art related to it. I love the costume designs.
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I can't think of this play anymore without thinking of that Civil War film adaption.
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What about Prospero's Books? Hooray for random dancing nudies...and strange overlapping.
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That's odd, as Lisa just asked me if I'd seen Prospero's Books the other day. And A Zed and Three Noughts. Which I haven't. Either one.
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There are clips on youtube. Prospero's Books is impossible to get a hold of. I suspect its because John Gielgud in the buff is just to upsetting for distribution. Haven't seen A Zed and Three Noughts either though.
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Not true! I found multiple copies on torrents and have subsequently downloaded and watched "Prospero's Books" on me laptop. Zed and Two Noughts (ZOO) is next. Prospero's was NEAT.
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I love how the girl's fringe is blown back across her face ^^
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Ah, now. I love The Tempest. It was that or Macbeth when I was at school.
This is beautiful. I'd be intrigued to see what you'd've made of Ariel.
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From The Tempest? This is really amazing work! I love the costume designs and the colors! Definite fav!
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holy crap dude thats an A very beautiful i thought you had done this for fun 
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I hope you got top marks - it really looks fantastic.
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Really cool. I like how it's blowing, and the glowy scripture. This makes me want to read the play.
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