Oct 27, 2025
My halloween piece for this year, with both Tamaki and Swanilda!
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My halloween piece for this year, with both Tamaki and Swanilda!
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It's been a long time since I last drew Sawanilda, so I made sure to draw her at the beginning of the year! I'd love to draw more of her and Tamaki, although I have a lot of other ideas I want to do...
Swanilda
What do you think of Kokoreva’s debut as Swanhilda? I saw her ig pics and it looks nice. Also from the pics I noticed Sevenard was one of Swanhilda’s friends and I was like wtf she is a leading soloist
I have seen brief clips floating around but I’d bet more substantial footage will be up soon. On what I have seen, she looks sweet and charming. The character seems like it’s a nice reflection of her true personality, she can simply relax and be herself, this isn’t a particularly challenging ballet emotionally. Most ballerinas who can dance a good Kitri also do well as Coppelia, due to similarities between the mood and choreographic text. Kokoreva has a light buoyant jump that the choreography makes good use of, she seems suspended at the top of her grand jete’s for an extra millisecond. I haven’t seen much of the pdds or the earlier acts variations so I can’t comment in more technical detail now. If the videos pop up, maybe I can discuss further if people are interested :)
I saw Sevenard in the photos too and I did a double take before I cracked up. I’d bet a lot of money that she’s NOT happy to be dancing that after the Kitri debacle from last weekend. She should have been resting and relaxing after those taxing shoes. BT makes no sense sometimes…there are tones of lower ranked soloists/ corps girls who would make better use of that opportunity. Even if they had to through someone like Zhiganshina in, that would have been better. The role is beneath her too imo but at least she’s not coming off a marathon weekend.
EDIT: I got confused and thought Kokoreva performed Swanilda again when there were just a lot of reposts of her debut from January. Sevenard was still a soloist then and was scheduled just like a normal performance.
Oc Swanilda Nicknamed Swan I didn’t feel like making shadows so yeah…
Notice the freckles!!!!
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Swanilda, hide!
Swanilda, hide! Visit http://ift.tt/2duiE2M After finding Dr. Coppelius's key, Swanilda and her friends sneak inside his home. When he returns home, Dr. Coppelius isn't too happy! While he runs the girls off, Swanilda sneaks into Coppélia's room and dresses up as the doll to avoid being caught. In this behind the scenes video, you can see the dancers sneak out the back of Coppélia's room and off stage for a quick costume change.
Let's collaborate on your bespoke corset. You send us your research images so we come up with the final design for your dream corset. Pinterest is great way to share your images. Then we make your bespoke corset. #costumedesign #handmade #pnw #madeinseattle #bespoke #Swanilda #ballet #copélia #dancer #bodice #chemise
Giuseppina Bozzachi (Italian, 1853-1870) costumed as Swanilda in the ballet Coppélia. Paris, 1870.
Bozzachi created Swanhilda on 25 May 1870 in the presence of Emperor Napoleon III. Bozzacchi danced Swanhilda for the 18th and last time on 31 August, when the Paris Opéra closed for the duration of the Franco-Prussian War. The Opéra stopped paying salaries, and Bozzacchi, weakened by lack of food, became ill. She contracted smallpox and fever, and died on her 17th birthday.