Edwardian princesses
 

Here are the sketches I mentioned in the Soooo.... thread. These are just preliminary concepts that I want to flesh out further and eventually paint (with the right princess faces and, you know... proportion)

I'm still mucking about with Aurora's as I'm not quite happy with it:


Cinderella's I want to own for myself. That's white lace over silver satin, with a cornflower blue sash (or maybe also silver, not sure). The lapels and cuffs are solid white:


And lastly (so far) Ariel. Ignore the stubby arms please. That's a green underdress with a contrast color in organza over it. I'm thinking either a misty green, white, or blue. Sash in purple.

I kinda like the stubby arms. ;)

Seriously, very cool Goonie!

I love the detail in Aurora's dress. You are a very talented lady!

cirque: can't take total credit for that, I was interpreting an existing dress:


The idea would be to change the floral motif to roses, thorny vines, and if possible, mix in some spinning wheels. The white part would be changed to a very light blue and the purple part a deep rose color. I tried to change the sash shape but wasn't happy with it, so that's why it looks so messy. I picture a rhinestone-studded tiara in the same shape as Aurora's crown.

Then I decided to go in a new direction, hence the completely different dress... which needs work, if I'm honest.

Honestly, I think the whole Edwardian Disney things has gone to far. Disney himself is clearly post-Edwardian what with his WWI service in France and all - and if you want to go to his roots and his father's work on the Chicago World's Fair, then you're going back into solid Victorian territory.

Chris you ignorant slut.

I like pancakes.

Wrong "too", your argument is invalid :P

Very nice! Any chance they will become real dresses?

/rushes in, looks around, screams/ VICTARDIAN! /rushes out/