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I am Electric, resistance is pointless!
Feel my magnetism, you will agree.
You can't ignore me, you must adore me--
I am am Electric, come closer to me!

ExplodingMango wanted to see the Music Meister, so here's our favorite Maestro of Villainy in an Starlight Express inspired costume. Both MM and this character, Electra, are incredibly theatrical, hypnotic, and have some of the best songs in the entire show! They really hit a high note with me.
I've never done something with neon lighting and intense contrast before, so I hope it looks as good on your screen as it looks passable on mine.

Starlight Express is a musical about anthropomorphic trains and their connections/disconnections/love lives, all preformed on roller skates. It's the cheesiest, most eighties-est thing in the world, but it's incredibly nostalgic and comforting for me, since it reminds me of the summer it played at Tuacahn, and my mom, my sister, and I took roadtrips down to St. George whenever there was a sale on tickets. We were able to see it three times.
I drew this after Thanksgiving, when I'd announced my haitus. Things were really rough, but drawing my trash husband in my favorite trash musical was kind of comforting.

Description
I am Electric, resistance is pointless!
Feel my magnetism, you will agree.
You can't ignore me, you must adore me--
I am am Electric, come closer to me!

ExplodingMango wanted to see the Music Meister, so here's our favorite Maestro of Villainy in an Starlight Express inspired costume. Both MM and this character, Electra, are incredibly theatrical, hypnotic, and have some of the best songs in the entire show! They really hit a high note with me.
I've never done something with neon lighting and intense contrast before, so I hope it looks as good on your screen as it looks passable on mine.

Starlight Express is a musical about anthropomorphic trains and their connections/disconnections/love lives, all preformed on roller skates. It's the cheesiest, most eighties-est thing in the world, but it's incredibly nostalgic and comforting for me, since it reminds me of the summer it played at Tuacahn, and my mom, my sister, and I took roadtrips down to St. George whenever there was a sale on tickets. We were able to see it three times.
I drew this after Thanksgiving, when I'd announced my haitus. Things were really rough, but drawing my trash husband in my favorite trash musical was kind of comforting.