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Hi there, fans of the Ballerina Project<\/a>( so, all of you ). Do you want the very best news first, or the bad news? <\/p>\n The bad? We were afraid of that. OK \ud83d\ude1b TAGEND<\/p>\n The Ballerina Project–an 18 -year labor of love by photographer Dane Shitagi<\/a>, featuring images of lovely dancers in striking settings–is coming to an intent. <\/p>\n The good? Many of those stunning images will be featured in a Ballerina Project book, situated for liberate in the fall of 2019. <\/p>\n None<\/p>\n The news was just announced on the project’s hugely popular Instagram page<\/a>. Why is the project shuttering? “Without a balanced creative and fiscal pathway to the future it can not be carried forward, ” according to the caption. Shitagi stopped killing Ballerina Project photos at the end of 2018, although brand-new images will continue to roll out until March( afford or take) of this year.<\/p>\n After you mourn that loss–alongside several hundreds of commenters on the post–take a moment to get excited about the book. The proclamation included an image of the extend, and( unsurprisingly) it looks beautiful.<\/p>\n ballerina project on Instagram: “Today we would like to announce some good and bad news for the future of the Ballerina Project. First the bad news … 2018 was the last year…”<\/a><\/p>\n None<\/p>\n Be sure to follow @ballerinaproject_<\/a>for more book news–and to savor the last Ballerina Project images. <\/p>\n