Lestat and Louis by Diana Elisabeth Raum
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Lestat and Louis by Diana Elisabeth Raum
Oh! Perfection!
Lestat and Louis by Diana Elisabeth Raum
Oh! Perfection!
I was gonna make a comment about how this looks like an album cover for angsty 80’s style love ballads and then I remembered
Fanart by Diane Elizabeth Raum, aka @louisdeorleans!
There’s one on the site w/ the whole family, too:
Tyger Tyger, burning bright,
In the forests of the night;
What immortal hand or eye,
Could frame thy fearful symmetry?
(Painting Diana Elisabeth Raum, Poem William Blake)
Lestat on Davids Tiger after the Gobi Desert
Dear Mater Fabuloso! Are you the infamous Fanfiction Writer Burnadette? If this is so, my Friend Diana Elisabeth Raum asked me to say thank you for posting her work yesterday and I should tell you that she really really loves your fanfictions! And I love them, too! Thank you for all the great stories from you from both of us. Many greetings from Germany!
YES thank u so much! I am the infamous Fanfiction Writer Burnadette (on AO3, shameless self-promotion). What a lovely compliment all the way from Germany! *flails*
more fic to come, if I can kick myself into doing it, and messages like these are definitely encouraging!
I have to turn this into a little appreciation post to Lady Diana Elisabeth Raum, because I’ve been meaning to do so: I LOOOOOOVE your fanart. LOVE.
We are going to need to see all of your VC fanart. ALL ♥u♥
Start a tumblr or let @sam-biteback post it. Because your Lestat/Louis piece is one of my absolute favorites of them (and we need this in better scan quality so we can see the details better):
Louis: “What have you done this time, Lestat?”
Lestat: “Shhhh, Louis, let’s enjoy the silence of your not knowing… for a few more minutes.”
Louis: *siiigh*
And your illustration of Lestat on your Prince Lestat cover was wayyy better than what we got in the US or UK.
This male model… um… No. I know he’s trying but NO. And in the US all we got was a glossy font! NO illustration at all!
Me to myself: So are we going to paint like this one day?
Me: *nodds, runs away, changes name, moves to other country*
This was posted on Anne Rices facebook page, the artist is Diana Elisabeth Raum, the painting was inspired by a photo.
Painting by
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