"Our lives are one masked ball"

The phantom of the opera is there Inside my mind { POTO + Victorian aesthetics } {and sometimes some shitposts but shhh}

[ishazo]

more old art from my insta.. I will have new stuff to share soon, but it takes me an avg 2 months to make smth decent 😊 I don’t rly want this account going dry

referenced from Dean Cornwell’s “The Other Side”

[grandpabento]

"BRING DOWN THE CHANDELIER!" This has been floating in my head a while!

[exhausted-undead]

so I went into a fugue state for two days and spat this out at the end (phantom decided to reach it's little claws into my brain again)

[evanss-chris]

[purrcelot]

Flattering child you shall know me

See why in shadow I hide

Look at you face in the mirror

I am there inside

[rrredinew]

want to practice using color pencils more so open to poto requests<3 (I hope my ask box is open lol) probably going to draw headshots like this or small sketches. ship requests are ok just keep it sfw

doodled this on the lecture lol + fixed a little bit in procreate

[lepetitghostcat]

Female Phantom AU sketches

Imo Erika would be more rebellious in terms of clothing which would include wearing both woman and man clothing+running around and underneath the opera in trousers is more faster and comfortable than in dress (lets not forget how many layers the skirts had back then lol)

Anyway sorry for the grammar mistakes haha i’m really tired after work

[ifactry3095]

I'm obssessed

[dawgbowl]

I always end up drawing them whenever I’m testing out brushes

[hfsch]

red death!!!!!!

[operachristine]

Just dropping off some photos that Karen Culliver sent me a while ago :)

[firstsorrows]

Daroga doodles, I kept that one from my pharoga drawing because I love it too much lolol

[bygoneyears-blog]

[beautifulcentury]

The sunflower fairy, 1890s

[medievalthymes]

"Kill them with kindness" WRONG. drop the opera house chandelier on them.

[steampunktendencies]

Opéra Garnier, Paris, France

The Opéra Garnier, also known as the Palais Garnier, is one of the most iconic landmarks in Paris, France. Built between 1861 and 1875 by architect Charles Garnier, this opera house is a masterpiece of Neo-Baroque architecture.

Key Features:

Architecture: The exterior is adorned with elaborate sculptures, columns, and friezes, while the interior features sumptuous decorations, frescoes, and gilding.

Grand Staircase: The grand marble staircase is one of the most famous features of the Opéra Garnier.

Auditorium: The auditorium can seat nearly 2,000 spectators and is famous for its ceiling painted by Marc Chagall.

Historical Significance: The Opéra Garnier inspired the famous novel "The Phantom of the Opera" by Gaston Leroux.

[lepetitghostcat]

I think i forgot to post this sketch here???

[simonwalk]

well that's messy...