Tag: costume design

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Alex Heberling

deltaink:

runescratch:

I’ve been asked a lot about how I draw hoods, mostly Talon’s hood, so I hope this helps a little? Just a pretty basic thing but hey there ya go

Hoods are pretty cool, they usually have a lot of variety in how they can look (and sometimes people even wear two hoods at once) so just get creative with it and have fun

MIGHTY NEED

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Alex Heberling

ze-tarts:

Done doing these so here they all are in one place! Fully Dressed Redesigns of Superheroines.

Point of this: An exercise in character design, attempting to clothe the heroines nearly all the way and not making them painted-on, while still keeping the look of their original costumes in some way.  Hopefully keeping them looking as iconic as the originally were. Just showing what can be done with a costume breaking outside the barrier of the norm.

NOT the point of this: some moral code I’m trying to push on you

Sorry if there was a character you wanted me to do that I didn’t get to!

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Alex Heberling

mediumaevum:

I hope this will help with your reenactments and fanart. :)

  1. Anglo-Saxon (600 – 1154): Simple Veils, Head-tires, Combs, and Pin
  2. Norman (1066-1154): Couvre-chef, hair uncovered, and extreme length
  3. Plantagenet (1154-1399): Wimple, Barbette, Fillet and Crespine
  4. Plantagenet (14th century): Horizontal Braiding, Gorget
  5. Plantagenet Crespine ( 1364-Late 14th century)
  6. Lancaster (1430-1460): Heart-shaped and Turban Headdresses
  7. York (1460-1485): Butterfly and Hennin
More info and styles at the source.