#glinda arduenna

[leoleolovesdc]

Elphaba: *recording a tiktok* Hi, I’m Elphaba, and when I was a child I used to wear all black because I was scared any other colors would clash with my skin

Elphaba: *turning the camera downward to show a bright yellow tuxedo* I’m 19 now and as you can see I have no fucks left to give

Glinda: *off screen* Elphie, that looks horrible on y-

Elphaba: I DON’T CARE

[pudkipsey]

gelphie hand study :3

[ladydisharmony]

i’m gonna explode them

[sneakydraws]

Two super old sketches i spiffed up while watching wicked the movie… galinda on her way to shiz and an elphaba inspired by the poetry reading scene whom i struggled to render for months before giving up

[mot-hesbian]

So nervous about the Wicked movie, not because I think it'll be bad or anything. I just wish they hadn't decided to add book elements, because that's stressing me out. They've clearly decided to disregard some of the easy changes they could have made to be book accurate.

I love Jonathan Bailey, but I wish they had chosen a moc for the role. Fiyero being from a tribal background in the books is such a simple detail and actually adds a little depth to his and Elphaba's relationship (being discriminated against, I believe, is something they bond over).

I'm scared that they might shy away from important political implications and situations from the book, it looks like we might be getting anarchist Elphaba in the movie, but actually getting into the policies in Oz is important to that making sense.

The straight washing is a thing I live in fear of, the og musical already erased a lot of gelpie's love story and left us with very strong subtext. I'm hoping the movie gives us less queer baiting, but idk.

Also, terrified to see how they handle religion in all of this.

There's a lot of other things in worried about in this movie, I'm still looking forward to it but I feel like it having book qualities is like opening Pandora's box.

[m4lted-cr3am]

Having way too much fun with the incorrect quotes. Also I think this is my first time posting about bookverse Gelphie!

[crimsonender]

Tomorrow my first episode of my Wicked series comes out! Make sure you hit the notification for the premiere and join me in watching it live!

[broomnbubbleinc]

i need someone to draw this with those two homosexuals right now

[mistress-of-gillikin]

The Wicked die alone.

(Original Photo of Glinda by Joan Marcus)

[elphabadelempicka]

friendly reminder that GLINDA TOPS you may go back to your regularly scheduled scrolling

[joulienne-art]

work in progress ❣️

[moghedien]

Remember that book Galinda isn’t the first one to call Elphaba “Elphie” but when she hears someone call her Elphie:

“Miss Elphie!” cried Galinda gaily.

[leoleolovesdc]

glinda is kinda like your depressed rich aunt who gets wine drunk on a family dinner and tells you about how she used to be gay in college

[uhhhh-em-draws-stuff]

Little gelphie comic inspired by @tophuukiey’s summer slasher camp counselor au

[mot-hesbian]

Say what you want about Gregory Maguire and The Wicked Years books, at least he had a set of balls.

Like, the man did not back down from making an unashamedly queer book series about a classic book series that, intentionally or not, did have queer elements. And also took heavy inspriation from a classic movie made based on those books where Billie Burke played Glinda.

This man made the gayest, most trans friendly (for the 90s and early oughts), series of books I've ever come across. You've got polyamory right out the gate. Bisexuals, lesbians, gays, and pansexuals galore. A trans princess (no I will not let this go, can't believe this is canon in the og books too).

Elphie's bi, Glinda's a lesbian, Dorothy is some kind of fruity and going around kissing girls, a whole day couple legit just exists in the background which I will forgive simply because the book is primarily centered around Elphie's story.

[m4lted-cr3am]

So here's a thumbnail for a video I may make, and if I don't make the video it's just an edit that I made.