Anyway... Let's play this weekend, I need you guys to come up with costume design descriptions you would like to see turned into drawings. Both male and female, fantastic or not.
I will draw as many as I can and pick at random.
I doodled some before getting really sick, Andrei took the photos for me (Update: I retook the photos to fix the quality a bit).
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| The Maid - blue mechanical pencil on plain sketchbook. Aprox 15 mins. |
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| Lady - blue mechanical pencil on plain sketchbook. Aprox 10 mins. |
7 comments:
Humm...I'm not really sure what you're going for...but since it's winter...how about a Victorian-type ice skating steampunk fairy? So with the full skirts and the hat and the ice skates and the fur muff and the steampunk-ness...
I've missed interactive Fridays! :) And feel better soon!
Hi! Hope you're feeling better!
I found you just this week, from the Epbot post. Your story is heart-wrenching, and I'm truly glad you are healing. Your artwork is simply amazing and it's a crime not to let your talent show.
I know it's not Friday anymore (I'll have to post sooner next week!) but maybe for inspiration you can use dress from the 1910's. I've always admired the long, elegant gowns. If not, save it for next Friday, or when you're feeling better!
I think you should draw a panda bear in a unicorn costume. I'm thinking of Ever After and the horse costume at the end, only better and on a panda :) Hope that made sense!
I would like to see you draw a shy and demure young lady from Jane Austen's era, complete with a bonnet. (They really knew bonnets back then!)
How about Downton Abbey meets Walking Dead?
This probably isn't much to go on, but how about something with a tricorne hat?
i'm going to my first "con" in March and have no idea what to wear. Pictures i've seen are steampunk, victorian and my favorite (i think)- ren faire-ish types outfits. How about something that's feasible for a girl to wear that can be put together rather cheaply?
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