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He remains an Englishman!

A parody of a painting featuring Harlequin, Columbine, and Pierrot, but with Bob stealing Francesca away from Cecil. I don't ship Fran with Cecil, but I can't think of another character to fill the role.

A quick sketch I made of Cecil. I wanted to see how could I draw him.

This double drawing is based on the song "I Have a Song to Sing, O!" from The Yeomen of the Guard, but features Bob and Fran instead of Jack Point and Elsie Maynard. The song tells the story of a jester in love with a woman who spurns him in favor of a high-society man; when that man rejects her, she returns to plead for the jester's love, and he accepts her, leading to a happy ending. Although Bob takes on the role of the jester here, I maintained a refined and elegant look, drawing inspiration from the BBC production.

Bob and Francesca in Madama Butterfly. I'm happy with this one.

This reminds me of the time I watched Pavarotti's Pagliacci with my mom, but she barely payed attention, even during Vesti la Giubba, she was with her phone. I still liked the experience of showing her a new world. We are of Italian descent, and I wanted to show her our ancestor's culture.

Francesca Terwilliger, in the episode "Funeral for a Fiend". I really love her widow outfit.

A drawing I made of Sideshow Bob as the mayor of Springfield.

A drawing I made of Sideshow Bob. The mayor Springfield needs.

I made a drawing of Francesca Terwilliger as a teacher. Sideshow-coholic inspired me to draw again.