Haven't drawn Ken in a bit (plus I keep forgetting I can sketck)
So @inkscapepony-art here is some of your adorable couple!!
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Haven't drawn Ken in a bit (plus I keep forgetting I can sketck)
So @inkscapepony-art here is some of your adorable couple!!
Ken: “Name something a burglar would not wanna see when he breaks into a house.”
*Mud smacks the button*
Ken: “Mud.”
Mud: “NAKED GRANDMA!!!”
Ken: “Nake- HUH?!”
*The audience cheers and whistles*
Diligence: “I wouldn’t wanna see that either…”
DING
*scoreboard displays ‘occupant in the nude’*
Mud: “WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!”
im wifing him up as we speak
Part four of my color wheel!!
GASLIGHT GASLIGHT GASLIGHT
Can’t wait for Temperance to become the PS5 speaking to Ken inside his brain.
~ The Snettisham Great Torc.
Period: Iron Age
Date: 150 B.C.-50 B.C.
Place of origin: England, Norfolk; Snettisham, Ken Hill
Medium: Gold alloy
I am very proud to announce that I have been in touch with two people involved with the original 1976 production of Ken Hill's Phantom of the Opera: John Hartoch (Raoul) and Claire Lyth (Design) who have provided me with these photos! For those unaware, this production is not the same as the later Ken Hill adaptation that would play from 1985 onward: It even had a different score, which has been described as "more contemporary" as opposed to the opera music the reworked version used. Photos of this production have never been available publicly online before, atleast not in any circles I've seen. Some of these are freshly scanned. I am releasing these photos ahead of a documentary on the Ken Hill Phantom I eventually plan on releasing. I hope you look forward to it and enjoy these photos.
A chorus girl, portrayed by Lindy Janiec, along with Mephistopheles, portrayed by Charles Haggith (who also portrayed Erik):
John Hartoch (Raoul) and Fidelma O' Dowda (Christine), with Will Tacey (The Sultan) in the background
Left: John Hartoch (Raoul) Center: David Boyce (Richard) and Lill Roughley (Madame Giry) Right: John Hartoch (Raoul), David Boyce (Richard) and Will Tacey (The Sultan)
David Boyce (Richard) and John Hartoch (Raoul)
Raoul (John Hartoch) and Charles Haggith (Erik)
Christine (Fidelma O' Dowda) and Charles Haggith (Erik)
Lill Roughley (Madame Giry)
Sets:
Ken Hill
The Gaslight District
Cosplay
Ken Hill doing butchery.
Shortly after becoming Undead.
There is no green skin so it is the tone.
Tattered World