Clara and her nutcracker 💗
I love The Nutcracker so much I had to draw some art for it this year! I was inspired by the Pygmalion & Galatea myth (Clara bringing him to life) and also the “true love’s kiss” trope in fairytales.
(I hope the story is clear from the drawings- essentially Clara kisses him and he comes to life. He kisses her back but it surprises her because she didn’t expect him to actually come to life!)
a prettier picture of natasha for posterity 💖
The first time the Kirov ballet was seen in America was on Sept. 11, 1961. The ballet was 'Swan Lake.' The ballerina was Inna Zubkovskaya. The place was the old Met, on what must have been one of the hottest nights of the year, and there was no air-conditioning. by Robert Gottlieb
In each interpretation, the main character gets a ✨ballet tutu after her night dress!!!✨
I think I went a little overboard with the light)))
But is that a problem when you have such a cool community?!
I hope you like her image because next week, after the final drawing, whoever wants to will be able to draw this girl🤍🤍🎀
Do I have to say it?
If anyone ever wanted insight into Cole’s time at Marty Oppenheimer’s pre-series….
the boston ballet nutcracker bear please <3
I can't say I've ever met a man more in denial about his feelings than Captain Rex. However, his unwavering devotion to Echo—and his determination to help his friend find happiness—has created the perfect opportunity for him to grow even closer to our favorite doctor. Perhaps, in time, these two will move past their own hesitations and finally embrace what seems so obvious to all of us: the connection that's been waiting to take shape all along.
With a touch of nostalgia and a wonderfully sweet gesture, these two are undoubtedly on the path to growing even closer this Life Day season!
Marilyn Monroe photographed by J. R. Eyerman for LIFE magazine during a ballet lesson in Hollywood, 1949.
