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Published: 2011-09-04 16:16:16 +0000 UTC; Views: 9712; Favourites: 239; Downloads: 0
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At first I had the idea to draw a serie of historical disney princess... But it was well done by ! So I start to draw victorian disney princesses !The dress is inspired by a 1870 and a 1874 model.
Here is the victorian Snow-White ; [link]
Victorian Belle : [link]
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Ummm...Alice in Wonderland already was set in the Victorian Era which is pretty redundant.
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To draw a victorian Alice is never redundant for me even if she is already a victorian character. I love to draw, and it'll be never redundant for me because it's always a pleasure.
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I love your artwork - I just love the fashions of the Victorian era! And I was just wondering, this dress is just perfect for a character I'm designing, and... may I have your permission to use Alice's Victorian dress for her?
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Of course ! I would love to see your character !
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Yay! *Starts jumping up and down* Oh, thank you so much!
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Is there a reason you draw them all with dark hair? I know that several of them should be blonde. I am not trying to be annoying or to tell you how to draw. Please don't be angry with me. I like your drawings. I just am curious about why you draw them the way you do.
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No problem ! I'm not angry with you !
All the hair I draw seems black because I like to draw all the details of the hair and sometimes, my line is too bold to show the colour I put under.
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I enjoy your pictures of the princesses a lot. Alice is also a home run.
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I love that kind of shoes ! I need to have them !
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What a beautiful dress! I love all the details too.
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enchantee! (I doubt that I wrote the word correct: because I donΒ΄t have those super letters on my keyboard and I donΒ΄t speak French)
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HΓ©hΓ©...
EnchantΓ©e !
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thanks! I try to keep that in my mind
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i love me some alice. this is awesome. good details esp on the shoes.
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Thanks ! I usually suck at shoes...
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Mais elle n'est pas très pratique pour explorer les terriers de lapin je trouve !
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a victorisan alice.isn't that redundant? she's already a victorian era character,in a victorian era book
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Yes but her clothes are not very "historicaly correct" in the movie. I want to draw her a real victorian dress.
Jane and Cinderella seems to be in the victorian era too.
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if you mean jane porter,i agree.or at least early Edwardian.(inn the series,she met Teddy Rosavelt,on safari.which he did in 1912)
as for cinderella,she seems more pre American Revolution british to me
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For Cinderella, I've just found a dress with bustle and balloon sleeves from 1891. It's the only I've found in all my fashion books with these two caracteristics.
For Jane, I don't think the dress is edwardian in the Disney (even if the original story take place during this era). Jane's dress is clearly inspired by the late 1890's fashion... But still weird ! A ankle-lenght skirt ? That's shocking !!! Even in the jungle !
And to draw a victorian Alice is never redundant for me even if she is already a victorian character. I love to draw, and it'll be never redundant for me because it's always a pleasure !
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