I CRAVE more rutledge art 😳😳😳i desperate-lee beg plz
i've unfortunately had zero motivation to draw recently but i hope this is satisfactory!! 😝
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I CRAVE more rutledge art 😳😳😳i desperate-lee beg plz
i've unfortunately had zero motivation to draw recently but i hope this is satisfactory!! 😝

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NORTHERN EXPOSURE 3.19 “Wake Up Call”
“It ought to be spring every day. Everyday, we ought to wake up brand-new.”
You got a very basic problem, Holling. You're confusing product with process.
Stills from the original 1978 production of On the Twentieth Century, directed by Hal Prince with book & lyrics Betty Comden and Adolph Green and music by Cy Coleman.
The cast featured Madeline Kahn (later replaced by Judy Kaye, appearing here in a photo with Kline), John Cullum, Imogene Coca, and Kevin Kline.
Photos via the New York Public Library digital collection.
n o r t h e r n e x p o s u r e created by joshua brand, john falsey Homesick [s4ep20]

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On the Twentieth Century (1978)
I was in the mood to make these
Now that we've all made fun of the disaster in DC and unplugged our ears from a night of fireworks, how about a little 1776 to remind us of better centennials?
Note the specific choice to show the debate about slavery and call it out apologetically while still including it in the story of our founding.