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Happy Saturday, friends!

I didn't really set out with a theme, I was just doing some decompressing sketching yesterday and I just kept on getting fascinated by the the jazz age vibe of these figures so I kept on drawing them. I think I'll put a little bit more color on some and post them as non-sketches.

Part of the inspiration for these is this 1975 poster for Chicago on Broadway, which I loooove.

I listen to musicals quite a bit while I'm working and Chicago in particular has been a favorite for me this year. Sex and violence 😌 such a winning combo haha

💚Winton

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Aristotle Fellatrix

It's like you're reading my mind. I've been hoping for some 20s era lewdity and this stuff, sketches or not, is just the ticket!

Fenrysk

love the energy in the sketches

Fuya

Chicago is one of my all time favorite musicals, too 😄 I love these sketches, they capture the vibe so nicely. Also I just noticed once more that I'm fascinated with how you draw genitalia, sometimes I stare at them for a good amount of time all zoomed in 😳

Matthew C Baker

Love this! Puts me in the mind of Weimar Berlin.

wintonkidd

Aren't they fun?? When the proportions change it's like suddenly the characters can do things normal proportioned figures can't!

wintonkidd

Ahhhhhh 🥰 It's sooo good. I just saw the movie for the first time this year and wow Queen Latifa is PERFECT and I also didn't know John C. Reilly could sing?? I'm very interested in the genitalia comment because I want to know more!! Do you think they're more fun to look at when they're a little bit simplified and abstracted somewhat? ❤️🧡🤍💗 Thank you for your lovely comments, Fuya!

wintonkidd

That's very interesting! I am of course familiar with the Bauhaus design/art movement but I haven't really delved into other art and culture specific to Berlin in this period-- I didn't even know the name for it! I only recently have started to learn about the history of cabaret and drag in German culture. There's so much to know 😭