одинокий танцор (Loosely translated, "Lone Dancer")

As a part of an assignment, I created a papier-mâché bird inside a cigarbox of our choice. The initial prompt was to recreate the bird we drew in a prior project, but I doubted a white-naped crane would fit. Besides, the cigarbox gave me multiple ideas. It was reminiscent of the early 1900s, the roaring 20s and prohibition. The bird I chose is an albino paradise flycatcher, as its snowy feathers and extensive tail would look lovely perched on a glass. But alas, my idea of a speakeasy was obstructed by the lone fact that anything related to alcohol was against school rules. After much thought, I decided to perch my bird on a black heel to give off the idea of flapper dancers which were popular during the 1920s. In the inner box I pasted watercolored newspaper pieces. The black & yellow on the back resembles the lights of a city below a blue night sky and the red on the sides represent a red carpet (which I feel my bird Reginald would be walking on).