(Man, it's been a while! With such a busy schedule it's a real wonder that I managed to pull this through! I missed you all!)
Today's prompt is still, from yours truly, a Liszt piece and, in fact, THE most famous one: Liebestraum No. 3 by Franz Liszt
Liebesträume (German for Dreams of Love) is a set of three solo piano nocturnes by Franz Liszt published in 1850. Originally, the pieces were set as powder on three poems, each depicting three different kinds of love: religious love, erotic love and unconditional mature love. Number 3 is based on a poem written by German writer, Ferdinand Freliligrath. Entitled, O Lieb, so lang du lieben kannst (Love as long as love you can) the work depicts themes of love and the loss of love.
(It doesn't need anything else, this is ✨Liszt✨ were talking about!)
Now, WHAT IF IT WAS HUMAN?!
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Whenever I think of love, I think of pink bonbons and hearts, however the piece is filled with skilled arpeggios (idk what those bombastic parts are called) so I decided to make her really fancy and pretentious (probably her daddy's favourite out of the bunch).
I had so much fun drawing it and the rest of the details are kind of obvious. The garters she wears are a hint to the Lisztomania fever (allegedly, women would throw those on stage).
Did I nail it?
By now, you know the dril. Feel free to write me in the comments other facts about the piece or things I may have overlooked!
