Andrew Wyeth (1917–2009), Jack-Be-Nimble, 1976
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Andrew Wyeth (1917–2009), Jack-Be-Nimble, 1976
watercolour on paper
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Some rather surprising vintage candle imagery.
Jack Be Nimble (1993)
A younger Timothy, Henry, and Jack. Back when things were still happy.
(Also I don’t think we talk enough about how Henry from the original universe thinks he’s lost his husband and his child to the gander)
Can I get a moodboard with Jack Fenton (Babes in Toyland) and Little Bo Peep Reader?
This is such an ADORABLE idea!! AAAAH, I was so excited to make this!! 😄
Here you go!! ♥️🥰 A nice little date with our lovely Jack-Be-Nimble!
Thank you so much for the request!
Scream Queen - Alexis Arquette
Requested by @oldmanpuppyplay
Just finished neverafter which means I'm gonna talk about mother goose's poem
Specifically I'm gonna talk about Jack
In the adventuring party they talked about "a plain looking lad; He was not very good, nor yet very bad" and they talked about it sort of negatively which I have a hard time understanding, cause to me it's actually a really beautiful passage.
Jack was not very good nor very bad, he was just a kid. I actually think that Jack is the perfect example of what Pinocchio was striving for the entire campaign, being allowed to be a kid that wasn't perfect, wasn't very good, but not very bad either.
And at the end of the poem, though Jack is not very good and not very bad, Mother Goose calls him a good boy and said it was well. He doesn't need to be very good to be a good boy, especially not to be her good boy.
You don't need to be extraordinary to be loved and cared for.
Idk maybe it's the former gifted kid in me that's rambling