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Finally got this posted! YAY! The very first piece of my "Dr. Nainso and Mr. Zisk" series; my Jekyll and Hyde/Dreamkeepers art crossover that was inspired by none other than InkPotts . This pair of two absolutely incredible animators over on YouTube have their own musical crossovers featuring characters from My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic, their AU of "The Count of Monte Rainbow" is awesome! Go check it out if you're interested! Their animatics are actually inspired me to watch MLP: FIM in the first place, now you know who to blame! XD

Now, onto describing this piece! This is a follow-up piece that's been clawing at the back of my mind ever since I first posted this in the 's annual DreamKeepers Halloween fan-art contest two years ago, <reptilian-angel.deviantart.com… , it didn't place unfortunately, but I wasn't deterred in the least! Okay, a little, but nevermind that. This scene features Lucy Vi, played by the incomparable Viriathius, performing her first number in the David Hasselhoff version of the play "Good N' Evil" (Performed live by Coleen Sexton), as Dr. Henry Nainso and his lawyer/friend, John Igrath watch in awe. Personally, rather then "Bring on the Men" in the Anthony Warlow version, "Good N' Evil", I think better fits the theme of the play as it was supposed to inspire Henry's answer to finishing his experiment. He tells her this later on and before leaving, gives her a card with his address so she can see him for whenever she needs a friend, that and nothing more. Lucy is obviously a little surprised by his offer but she takes it, regardless, unknowingly beginning to take part in a tragic interaction . . .

Okay, this was my first time actually DRAWING Vi at all, since honestly, she's not really one of my TOP favorite DK characters; but I do admire how much of a fan base she has in the fandom, (Seriously, she is everywhere!) and how Dave and Liz designed her so beautifully so that she's tough as hell and hot to trot at the same time. My biggest hurdle I have to say, was trying to give her decent lighting, since in the live version a spotlight shines down on Lucy in the beginning of her number. At first I just highlighted her with yellow colored pencils as much as I could without over-powering her color all together, then for the background, I just mixed a few dark colors until I hinted it with as much light as I could. The once I had scanned it on to my computer, I tried to blend it together with Paint but I'm a little worried that I added to much on top and not enough on the bottom, but I am an amateur so, if it sucks I only have myself to blame. That aside, I kept the rest pretty simple and I think that it turned out pretty good, but again that's just me.

Okay, enough rambling, I own nothing, please comment!

Viriathius, Nainso Ziska II and Igrath Winters@

"Jekyll and Hyde" musical by Frank Wildhorn and Steve Cudon

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Finally got this posted! YAY! The very first piece of my "Dr. Nainso and Mr. Zisk" series; my Jekyll and Hyde/Dreamkeepers art crossover that was inspired by none other than InkPotts . This pair of two absolutely incredible animators over on YouTube have their own musical crossovers featuring characters from My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic, their AU of "The Count of Monte Rainbow" is awesome! Go check it out if you're interested! Their animatics are actually inspired me to watch MLP: FIM in the first place, now you know who to blame! XD

Now, onto describing this piece! This is a follow-up piece that's been clawing at the back of my mind ever since I first posted this in the 's annual DreamKeepers Halloween fan-art contest two years ago, <reptilian-angel.deviantart.com… , it didn't place unfortunately, but I wasn't deterred in the least! Okay, a little, but nevermind that. This scene features Lucy Vi, played by the incomparable Viriathius, performing her first number in the David Hasselhoff version of the play "Good N' Evil" (Performed live by Coleen Sexton), as Dr. Henry Nainso and his lawyer/friend, John Igrath watch in awe. Personally, rather then "Bring on the Men" in the Anthony Warlow version, "Good N' Evil", I think better fits the theme of the play as it was supposed to inspire Henry's answer to finishing his experiment. He tells her this later on and before leaving, gives her a card with his address so she can see him for whenever she needs a friend, that and nothing more. Lucy is obviously a little surprised by his offer but she takes it, regardless, unknowingly beginning to take part in a tragic interaction . . .

Okay, this was my first time actually DRAWING Vi at all, since honestly, she's not really one of my TOP favorite DK characters; but I do admire how much of a fan base she has in the fandom, (Seriously, she is everywhere!) and how Dave and Liz designed her so beautifully so that she's tough as hell and hot to trot at the same time. My biggest hurdle I have to say, was trying to give her decent lighting, since in the live version a spotlight shines down on Lucy in the beginning of her number. At first I just highlighted her with yellow colored pencils as much as I could without over-powering her color all together, then for the background, I just mixed a few dark colors until I hinted it with as much light as I could. The once I had scanned it on to my computer, I tried to blend it together with Paint but I'm a little worried that I added to much on top and not enough on the bottom, but I am an amateur so, if it sucks I only have myself to blame. That aside, I kept the rest pretty simple and I think that it turned out pretty good, but again that's just me.

Okay, enough rambling, I own nothing, please comment!

Viriathius, Nainso Ziska II and Igrath Winters@

"Jekyll and Hyde" musical by Frank Wildhorn and Steve Cudon