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Hey I'm Sarah! A princess performer, actress, costumer, artist, and singer!
What you'll find here is the best princess art, photography, and cosplay I find. Along with a bit of me and my work. For more about me as well as the many other fandoms I love, check out my personal tumblr. :)
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Catching Elephant is a theme by Andy Taylor
Cosplay by an actual Mother and Daughter team: Pandore11
The Making of a Merida Cosplay Part 1
The Making of a Merida Cosplay Part 2
Now that the wig is done I was able to post the second half of TMO this costume. So if anyone is curious about the details of this, or how it was made you might enjoy these posts!
Post #1 is on the pattern and dress, post #2 is about the wig, cape, and details.
Another big thanks for all the love on this costume and wig! I have been smiling all day thanks to you guys!
The work you put into this is just INCREDIBLE! Thank you for sharing your process!
Here we go, some photos that don’t involve a mirror and visible technology! More info on this costume can be found here!
This shoot was a bit of a bust, but it was better then nothing. I do fancy a few of the pictures from it, which i’ll try to post over the next few days.
Also I’m kind of amazed of the response my test shots had - the positive feedback was really lovely so thanks a bunch for that!
You look just perfect! You have a great face for Merida!
Since people are already throwing today’s Dork Tower up on Tumblr, I figure I might as well, too!
Share and enjoy!
Merida has the final word.
I watched Brave for the second time recently and, while I was disappointed the first time I saw it in theaters, I liked it much better this time around and the story has really begun to grow on me and I’m starting fall in love with it.
You might notice me trying out new style and techniques based around some of my favorite artists for a while because I’m working on stretching the creative muscles and stepping out of my comfort zone. The design style in the piece was inspired by the amazing Shoomlah’s Toile designs
I was going to use a different secondary color, but gold seemed to be the only one that universally combined well with all the other colors :/ and I also decided to keep Merida’s hair red since its such a symbolic part of not only her character but the movie
I DID FAUN!MERIDA MAKEUP. *jumps on the bandwagon*
Queen Merida
Queen Elinor on Flickr.
She needs to be in the parks all the time.
The dress is FLAWLESS!
(Source: frostymaggie)
(Source: thegreatgame)
