#jcs peter

[chloreen]

Captain Holt answering the call //if nobody is doing JCS/B99 then by God I will

[rumple04]

If you could be a Doctor companion, where would you start ? ✨🤍

B&W version below + obvious redraw of this Leyendecker art piece

[airitree]

Instead of working on my thesis, I am drawing Swedish christ superstar... I should not have spent that much time drawing a shopping cart.

[jvmesdoesart]

the captain & his lieutenant 🥺

inspired by this j.c. leyendecker piece

i think i butchered havers' face, but I have no idea how to fix it and fiddling around with it just makes it worse so *shrugs* here u go ghosts fandom x

[platadesangre]

i feel like i am missing something here...

[hobgoblinns]

"judas, must you betray me... with a kiss?"

[dpshemma]

Who say Hobie in a dress

Black and white version under the cut

(Edit: thanks for telling me my mistake, i fixed it)

[bisexualroger]

Swedish Christ Superstar (2014) x letterboxd 

[lenaswritingandstuff]

When you realize Simon's song is just him showing Jesus his powerpoint on "how to conquer the country in three steps" and Jesus being like "the fuck is wrong with u"

[boomkloppthesoundofmyheart]

poor micah 😂

[rumple04]

The hybrid - of course inspired by this Leyendecker art below 🤍✨

[monster-tangle]

i am SO normal about swedish jcs everyone

[redmedic]

Incredibly old piece from 2020 - but still one of my absolute favourite pieces I've ever done of all time. This was a Leyendecker study, featuring Peter Lukas. Love how it turned out and I've been trying ever since to replicate it.

You can buy this as a sticker or a print on my Redbubble!

Patreon | Instagram | Redbubble

[jvmesdoesart]

little wip because I'm already loving this. jc leyendecker, but make it my fave tragic gays

[felixravinstills]

no, actually, I'm going insane. I need someone to tell me right now. has anyone made the connection that Plutarch's name might not just be a reference to the Roman historian who wrote biographies on Coriolanus and Julius Caesar, but also an indirect Shakespeare reference?

Because his Parallel Lives was translated into French by Jacques Amyot and then that version was translated by Sir Thomas North into English, and that translation was used by Shakespeare to help write his historical tragedies (or at least Julius Caesar, Antony and Cleopatra, and Coriolanus).

And if you're thinking who cares what biographies Shakespeare used to write his plays. maybe it is a coincidence. then consider that from my recollection of being a high schooler reading North's translation of The Life of Caesar, he follows the biography pretty closely. Shakespeare uses the anecdotes of the account and notably to high school freshman me, both describe Cassius as lean and hungry with the same speculation at how that pertains to his character.

[19950821d]

Judas