Pea and Martin

I wanted to keep this one for later... but my week is such that I have left not time whatsoever to draw...


This is the fifth illustration for our Song and Dance set.
Now for Martin and Pea, the song that comes to mind, when I have to draw their story, is a Rodgers and Hammerstein's song from Cinderella: do I love you because you're wonderful.
It's cheesy and at the same time epic.


Prince:
Do I love you because you're beautiful,
or are you beautiful because I love you?
Am I making believe I see in you a girl too lovely to be really true?
Do I want you because you're wonderful,
or are you wonderful because I want you?
Are you the sweet invention of a lover's dream
or are you really as beautiful as you seem?

Cinderella:
Am I making believe I see in you a man too perfect to be really true?
Do I want you because you're wonderful,
or are you wonderful because I want you?

Both:
Are you the sweet invention of a lover's dream
or are you really as wonderful as you seem?


Incredibly melodic and catchy. I always thought the lyrics were the cutest thing ever for a story such as Cinderella (the whole musical is simply adorable). The song is perfect and ironic!

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Wilson Kane wins a fortune and his future bride at a game of dice from the former pirate Balthasar. When he decides to go and get the girl, the pirate way, by kidnapping her, not only he finds out that she is more than a pirate could ever want from a wife... but that she has 4 identical sisters as well. This discovery hits him when his men, who were supposed to help him out, each kidnaps a different girl... and none of them gets the right one! But Wilson Kane wants the girl he had met and no one else! Luckily for him it will be the girl herself to solve his problem and put an end to his dilemma... a solution that will eventually fling her into a world of adventures on the Mediterranean sea.

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