More Victorian Critters for Patrons
Apparently I didn't upload these here! My bad!
I've done some more studies to find my style for these "Victorian Critters." I've been having a blast playing around with it, using Full Fry Up patrons for my studies!
I still have at least one more to do. Full Fry Up folks, if you want one of these, make sure you've submitted a character to the Studies form!
Happy New Year, all!
Comments (9)
Hey Caytlin, quick question? Not to be annoying or to spam... Is chapter 5 almost near completion? Please let me know as soon as you can! 馃榿
I've long felt that the bustle isn't used enough in furry art: a bustle on a dress could be used to make a dress that just fits over the tail completely rather than needing a hole in the back for the tail to fit through, especially for shorter-tailed animals like rabbits.
Looks like what your animals would be and look like in the year 1920 or 1930 maybe
Hard disagree 20s and 30s were the years for modernised more masc looks in women (see flappers) and in the 30s there was a minimalism associated with growing wars and tensions. Also top hats were very much in the Victorian or Edwardian era and would have been incredibly passe by this time period
The lemur is my favorite. It's not often an artist goes for the quad look. And you nailed it.
aaa i love the nightshade piece!!
why not do some little victorian urchin street rat designs with your own cubs? Sorta Bakerstreet Irregulars/Oliver Twist?
So fancy! They all look amazing
So goood! Also so cool to see such a dapper looking Grey!