A stick-figure Shakespeare comic by Mya Lixian Gosling
The final installment of my remastered Shakespearean Selfies! It’s been super fun to revisit and update these. I’ll have to do some more soon…
Consulting pocket dramaturg: Kate Pitt
And here’s the original:
If you’ve enjoyed this, make sure you check out Shakespearean Selfies, part 6, which didn’t really need to be remastered.
It’s “T” day, featuring three comparatively marginal plays starting with “T”! Not a lot of comics here yet. Give me time.
….like, a lot of time. You aren’t going to be seeing a Troilus and Cressida scene-by-scene for a while.
MOAR REMASTERED SELFIESSSSSSS
Consulting pocket dramaturg: Kate Pitt
And let’s take the Wayback Machine back to the original:
Wasn’t going to be able to improve on the bear, so basically just copied it.
Here comes some more plays! I’m very fond of Richard III, so I’ve done quite a lot of scattershot comics about it over the years. I really want to do a scene-by-scene of it… but I kind of think I need to do the Henries first? That will take YEARS…
Yes, it’s MORE remastered Shakespearean selfies!
Consulting pocket dramaturg: Kate Pitt
Check out the original here and marvel at my primitive pen-and-ink attempts to draw “insubstantial”.
Pretty pleased with my action-blur on Casca, tbh.
Some more play page updates! I’m actually shocked at how few comics I’ve drawn about Much Ado, which is probably one of my favorite plays. I’ll have to rectify that.
Let’s continue on the great Shakespearean Selfie remastering project…
Consulting pocket dramaturg: Kate Pitt
Have to admit I found drawing a six-pack on stick-figure Antonio to be HILARIOUS.
Let’s keep updating those play pages! Today we have three “M” plays that are conventionally known as comedies. In actual fact, two of them really incredibly NOT funny and the third is… just not very good, to be honest. I’ll let you figure out which is which.
