Cassie: I actually strayed a loooooot, lol. This was my reference for what a victorian gown looks like (the brown dress): http://www.shrevetales.com/ I wanted buttons up the back, because I've always loved that look. I though soft pinks would look nice for a victorian era piece, and I think trains on dresses are the bees knees. I guess I don't think too much about the reasons for my changes... I just do what I think "looks good", lol :)
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NICE! How far did you stray from a design from references? I'm interested in knowing if you made any changes and why.
You are a pimp of pimps. It's been an honor watching your art mature, You are sooo talented. Keep up the great work buddy!
-Maz
Really good!
Thanks guys!
Cassie: I actually strayed a loooooot, lol. This was my reference for what a victorian gown looks like (the brown dress):
http://www.shrevetales.com/
I wanted buttons up the back, because I've always loved that look. I though soft pinks would look nice for a victorian era piece, and I think trains on dresses are the bees knees. I guess I don't think too much about the reasons for my changes... I just do what I think "looks good", lol :)
You have wonderfully captured the feel of a true Victorian age woman. Very nice!
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