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art by Marlowe Lune
“The modern gentleman is, above all, a self-made man” 🌹
It’s my take on Marlowe Lune’s DTIYS!
Yes I have a million other things to work on at the moment, but when I saw Marlowe’s “Modern Gentlemen” illustration and the wonderful concept behind it I couldn’t help myself. I had to take a stab at it. So I went at it from my own perspective, deriving inspiration from some of my favourite things from the beginning of the XX century (1920s-30s movie posters, ballet dancer Vaslav Nijinsky, German expressionist cinema, Leyendecker’s illustrations and William Morris’ botanical decorations among them) to create a poster/magazine cover for a supposed upcoming ballet, featuring its transmasc lead dancer as the focus of the piece.
This was challenging to put together but I’m overall very pleased with the results, and I can’t wait to hear what you all think about it!
Also, here’s a secret, alternate version with a light background and the original artwork by Marlowe:
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