#renaissance style

[cressida-jayoungr]

One Dress a Day Challenge

The Men of September

Blackadder II / Rowan Atkinson as Edmund, Lord Blackadder

Even though this is "just" a very funny comedy show, costume designer Annie Hardinge really gave it her all. The costumes are better and more authentic-looking than some seen in serious costume dramas. Lord Blackadder dresses all in black with touches of silver and red, which not only fits his personality but was very fashionable at the time. The snake-and-dagger design on his sleeves is really beautiful and intricate, as is the ornamentation on the cape. And he's got a proper ruff!

Note: The picture with Baldrick is actually from Blackadder's Christmas Carol, but it seems to be either the same costume or an identical one.

[dreamcusp]

jewelery by fireflypath

[sehnsuchtz]

[shroompunk]

a look at the stars for Acayl on FA

[achillean-knight]

I still have a severe brainrot over Nimona idfk why

This movie make my brain go brrrr

ANYWAYS this is the best I can do, I tried and it's gonna take me a million years to accomplish my goals of doing digital renaissance painting styles KJHDSGSD BUT AS FOR NOW, I'M HAPPY WITH THIS!

Here's the unedited version (I'm more proud of the Armour in this version waa) And lmao, I rushed the watermark bc I forgot I added it post editing so I had to add it using my touchscreen on my laptop so it's JANK

[alisfelia]

the pre-raphaelites brotherhood

[marcelanunes]

Drew Barrymore in Ever After (1998)

[ardenillustrates]

When traditional art is easier

[sainthate13]

~ The Divinity of Purpose

~ by Eliran Kantor

[ynyseira]

Renaissance Sharp

[cjbolan]

Another drawing of Aurora. In a Tudor style dress. Inspired by @lolbeech ‘s comparisons between her and Anne Boleyn. She did marry Neptune 500+ years ago, maybe she lived during the Tudor era. Enjoy! Art by me.

[Aurora from the Emily Windsnap series in an Anne Boleyn-style dress, with her castle in the mist behind her. End description.]

[cressida-jayoungr]

One Dress a Day Challenge

June: Weddings

The Taming of the Shrew / Elizabeth Taylor as Katharina Minola

I've been waiting a while for a chance to post this dress! I've always liked the combination of blue, green and white. The bows on the skirt add a festive touch. Once again, Irene Sharaff's designs for Elizabeth Taylor harmonize well with the rest of the costumes, designed by Danilo Donati.

[dreamcusp]

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[funkysodaqueen]

[monarchmeagan]

After pulling an all-nighter, I finally finished this kirtle dress and overcoat from simplicity pattern 8725. And I love it!