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Disney Princesses of my childhood do the rococo. Inspired by late 1700s French fashion illustrations but not aimed to be a direct reproduction... I just had to keep the brighter "Disney" colours.Fine marker, watercolours.
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Omg will you do a Lottie from Princess amd the Frog or Tinkerbelle in Rococo fashion? Or do you take commissions?
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Oh that is so rococo! I love how you incorporated the original dress styles in your picture!
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they look like marie antonet. i spelled that wrong, but idc
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i'm in love with the Rococo 18th Century hairstyles! It's so beautiful and royalty! You should do more with
Princesses
1.Merida
2.Elsa
3.Anna
4.Moana
5.Esmeralda
6.Kidagakash
7Megara
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very beautiful you can chack my page. i will be glad
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This is fabulous!I LOVE the rococo style!
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Love them!! <3 Their hairstyles are just gorgeous and their dresses are so pretty!
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Historically accurate Belle.... anyway its beautiful amazing job, love it....
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If Rapunzel was in this group too her hair would need it's own separate paper, based on the rate of hair-bigness lol. Good thing SHE wasn't one of the princesses of your childhood then!
This picture is so beautiful.
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Have you ever seen this gallery by shoomlah, ( shoomlah.deviantart.com/galler⦠)? I thought you might like her version of Belle ( shoomlah.deviantart.com/art/An⦠).
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Who hasn't seen that one, it's been in my own favourites since she posted it.Β 
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Have you ever thought about doing a Historical Princess series yourself?
P.S. -- Any chance of seeing the Versailles postcards?
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I don't have the cards scanned in (just rebuilding my PC after it went gloriously kaputtt last week >_< ) but this is one of them found via a quick google: www.flickr.com/photos/houseofsβ¦ and this is a compilation someone else did of the dresses in the cards: farm4.static.flickr.com/3022/2β¦
And nah, I doubt I'll ever do a historically "accurate" princess series as such, so many have been done already that I don't think I could add anything new to it.Β I will however continue to occasionally put the princesses in historical settings when I feel like it.
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What about a Wedding Dress series?
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Please, Make moke disney princess as rococo princess!
Draw the disney fairies this way too!
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Favorite time period, favorite princesses! This is awesome! I love this so much, you did such a great job!Β Β
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Favorite time period, favorite princesses
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Your username scares me...
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Oh it shouldn't! It all came up from a joke with friends where we pretended to be rockstars and choose stage name!
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They look so awesome. Dresses, the hair... so many beuatiful details *_*
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Oh my gosh she's adorable, I love the hands and overall pose!!
Only tip I'd give you though is if you use dip pens get denser paper. Smooth bristol board or pressed watercolour paper (not the soft and fluffy paper that rips almost like tissue when you tug it with your fingers) works out best in my experience. Even better grade sketch pads like Daler&Rowney's Ebony/Artist ranges work well and if you don't use watercolours then normal printer paper is good but it can't deal with water without becoming a crumply mess. Porous cartridge or sketching paper and some types of watercolour paper suck ink like a sponge and give you that frayed and fuzzy linework. Which can in itself be a cool effect too but if you want clean lines get more solid paper.
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Ok! Thank you!! I'M SO EXCITED YOU LIKE IT (fangirls all over the place)
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