Ladies of Theatre: Artist Kendyll Romine Drawing 366 Female Musical Theatre Characters in 2016
By: Michael Dale Jan. 22, 2016
Atlanta native Kendyll Romine, who currently studies animation at the Savannah College of Art and Design, aspires to create entertaining, family-oriented media to educate and inspire children.
She's also quite passionate about musical theatre.
Her new project for 2016, Ladies of Theatre, has her drawing one female character from musical theatre a day. Since this is a leap year, that makes a total of 366.
The subjects of her captivating work range from starring roles to interesting supporting characters, Broadway to Off-Broadway and hit shows to the lesser known. They're not portraits of actors who have played these roles, but her own visions of the characters.
After sampling some of her work below, click here to view all of January so far.
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