Mistress of Magic Poster
Poster Specification:
Size: 11″ x 17″
Paper: 100lb Cover Stock
Endurance Silk Cover
Print: bleed all the way to the edge (no white borders)
Sides: single-sided
Artistic Exploration
The character of Lucy Darling dressed in soft blue and standing tall and confident against a field of warm earth tones. Brush strokes draw the eye immediately to the central figure. She is holding her signature martini (1 part gin, 2 parts vermouth, with a hint of elderflower shaken over ice with a cherry); a wink to those who have seen the show.
Two childish imps clutch at Lucy’s elaborate gown. The dress itself is inspired by the opulent fabrics and silhouettes of fashion designer Vera Wang while the neckline offers a nod to Lucy’s iconic stage costume.
Unlike the historic use of imps in traditional magic lithographs, they do not whisper secrets to the magician. Rather, the imps look out at the viewer, shyly peaking out from behind their mistress with curiosity like small children. One smiles, the other stares out with a look of awe, a subtle reference to the dual aspects of comedy and wonder that together are the core of her performance philosophy.
The blue dress, trimmed in gold, when viewed in consideration with the childlike imps, references classic images of the holy Madonna, a figure of worship and love.
Her necklace and earring prominently feature a sapphire stone, the favorite gem of royals and kings. The sapphire is the traditional symbol of the guardianship of wisdom, much like role of the magician herself.
With her dominant leg stepping forward and her eyes fixed on the viewer, Lucy steps into the future while acknowledging the significant history of magic.
Poster Specification:
Size: 11″ x 17″
Paper: 100lb Cover Stock
Endurance Silk Cover
Print: bleed all the way to the edge (no white borders)
Sides: single-sided
Artistic Exploration
The character of Lucy Darling dressed in soft blue and standing tall and confident against a field of warm earth tones. Brush strokes draw the eye immediately to the central figure. She is holding her signature martini (1 part gin, 2 parts vermouth, with a hint of elderflower shaken over ice with a cherry); a wink to those who have seen the show.
Two childish imps clutch at Lucy’s elaborate gown. The dress itself is inspired by the opulent fabrics and silhouettes of fashion designer Vera Wang while the neckline offers a nod to Lucy’s iconic stage costume.
Unlike the historic use of imps in traditional magic lithographs, they do not whisper secrets to the magician. Rather, the imps look out at the viewer, shyly peaking out from behind their mistress with curiosity like small children. One smiles, the other stares out with a look of awe, a subtle reference to the dual aspects of comedy and wonder that together are the core of her performance philosophy.
The blue dress, trimmed in gold, when viewed in consideration with the childlike imps, references classic images of the holy Madonna, a figure of worship and love.
Her necklace and earring prominently feature a sapphire stone, the favorite gem of royals and kings. The sapphire is the traditional symbol of the guardianship of wisdom, much like role of the magician herself.
With her dominant leg stepping forward and her eyes fixed on the viewer, Lucy steps into the future while acknowledging the significant history of magic.
Poster Specification:
Size: 11″ x 17″
Paper: 100lb Cover Stock
Endurance Silk Cover
Print: bleed all the way to the edge (no white borders)
Sides: single-sided
Artistic Exploration
The character of Lucy Darling dressed in soft blue and standing tall and confident against a field of warm earth tones. Brush strokes draw the eye immediately to the central figure. She is holding her signature martini (1 part gin, 2 parts vermouth, with a hint of elderflower shaken over ice with a cherry); a wink to those who have seen the show.
Two childish imps clutch at Lucy’s elaborate gown. The dress itself is inspired by the opulent fabrics and silhouettes of fashion designer Vera Wang while the neckline offers a nod to Lucy’s iconic stage costume.
Unlike the historic use of imps in traditional magic lithographs, they do not whisper secrets to the magician. Rather, the imps look out at the viewer, shyly peaking out from behind their mistress with curiosity like small children. One smiles, the other stares out with a look of awe, a subtle reference to the dual aspects of comedy and wonder that together are the core of her performance philosophy.
The blue dress, trimmed in gold, when viewed in consideration with the childlike imps, references classic images of the holy Madonna, a figure of worship and love.
Her necklace and earring prominently feature a sapphire stone, the favorite gem of royals and kings. The sapphire is the traditional symbol of the guardianship of wisdom, much like role of the magician herself.
With her dominant leg stepping forward and her eyes fixed on the viewer, Lucy steps into the future while acknowledging the significant history of magic.