Quite possibly yours, GentleLass

Merle Oberon as Lady Blakeney in The Scarlet Pimpernel (1934)

First time drawing an anthro that is not in the form of a cat, hope it’s not too skewed.

Had I something in mind for Valentines? Yes. Did I finish it in time? Obviously not, because I’m intrinsecally resistant to deadlines. So for now I’m only posting what I have done up to now, which is just the lineart, and the finished piece could very well come out in June for all I care.

Art dump of stuff I have started in the last few months but will not necessarily finish. Some pieces have a double version or I put both the colored version and only the lineart because I often feel like the latter looks better than the former.

At the end I didn’t redraw it all from scratch but I did do various touch-ups. I discarded the cloche hat option because it’s too round a shape for Marjorie. Also the way I had drawn it reminded me more of a bowler hat than anything. Oh, and I am aware green is technically the official color for Lackadaisy character sheets, but boy was it hideous.

McCord Stewart Museum Montreal

1926 c. Bride in full regalia. From Ask History, FB.

Hugh C. Knowles. Water lilies, circa 1910.

1924 Christine Cartwright's grandparents, Ida and Anton Hirschbeck. From Christine Cartwright, FB.

Wadsworth Atheneum Museum

1918 Chiffon and metallic lace evening dress. From Whitaker Auctions.

Pros of vampirism: cool commissions from over 100 years ago. Cons? You have to pay to see them.

Thomas Wilmer Dewing (American, 1851-1938)

May, 1917 Two evening gowns, no designer noted. Pinterest.