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‘A Million Dreams’ with Naruto and Gaara, and the older voices as Kurama and Kushina. The Reprise is Fuu and Yugito. ‘The Other Side’- idk, Kurama convincing Han and Roshi to join. ‘This is Me’- the jinchuuriki accepting what they are. Just… so many. ‘Never Enough’ in some twisted way as Kaguya. The even crackier part- civilians are a bit hard up for entertainment in some places among the nations, and shinobi lives are always interesting, so a musical is written.It becomes an overnight sensation, despite the horrendous inaccuracies because hey- dramatic retelling of heroic ninja exploits is something every civilian from a hidden village is a sucker for, right alongside plenty of shinobi who will never admit it. It’s Kurama’s worst nightmare, because him, some charismatic vigilante with a tendency to sing? God help anyone who gets in his way the day he finds out about it. But it’s all sort-of fine… until the show makes its’ way to Konoha.The younger jinchuuriki kids are thrilled, and demand to see it. Bad goes to worse when he finds Fuu attempting to rig a trapeze of sorts in the living room. Yugito (and Shisui) won’t stop singing the songs. It all comes to a head when some unfortunately stupid traveling civilian attempts to bombard little Naruto and Gaara for autographs and attempt a picture after the traveling show leaves, in Kurama’s vicinity. There were no survivors.

thrilled with everything I've found. I can't really explain to me what it means, as an artist, to have music that goes along with a world to help form it in my mind, but considering that you made them, I'd assume I don't have to. Your Stormborn: Songs For Uzushio playlist hit me hardest, not just because of the written content, but just how much more powerful it became once music came into play. I adore it, and can't thank you for it enough.I re-discovered Regina Spektor's The Call, which (to me personally) mirrors a poetic portrayal of Arashi/Naruto and his emotions behind bringing his people together again. So many thoughts and daydreams went into this, but in the end I just want to thank you for such a strong, hopeful character; one that seems like he would be willing to welcome anyone into Uzushio with open arms. This is in no way a petition for this song to inspire/change your work- I just wanted to share, and thank you.   

|| “Mum, no one at the bank gives a damn about how I dress as long as I bring home plenty of treasure.“ Bill Weasley ||

Thank you so much, this makes me so happy to hear!  You can expect plenty more Lily to come, and some Ginny too very soon. :) 

Riptide- Carved alabaster stone, approx. 55 hours.

I’m a little very late in posting this piece from my fall semester, but it recently won the popular vote in the Woodbury Art Gallery student show, and is on display again for a second gallery exhibit featuring the ‘Art of Our Century.’