Melisandra |
Monday, January 24, 2011
Melisandra.
Over the summer, I worked on a production of Master Peter's Puppet Show with the Puppet Kitchen. One of the characters is called Melisandra, she's King Charlemagne's adopted daughter and the plot pusher for the tale. Then, later that summer, I was starting to draw up the characters for Entropy Driven's Cirque du Deeskay and wanted to try drawing something outside of my usual designs (read: always the same size).
Like Marie and Annette, every good carnival has a sword-swallower or two. Mel was fun to figure out. Since she's really obviously Aryan (at least to me). She was born in Svalbard (my most favorite place that can KILL YOU). Her dad studied arctic microorganisms and as a result, they eventually moved to Alaska. Since her father raised her in a scientifically-minded environment, she was one hell of a book-worm. Where her father passed away in 2007. Mel moved south, eventually settling in New York City after reading about the freak show traditions of Coney Island. She rarely wears more than the minimum of clothes, the most being a tank-top and shorts (she's in her performing gig up in the drawing) because after living in Svalbard, NOTHING IS COLD.
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