ShareI’m afraid I don’t have time to do a paperdoll tonight, but I wanted to extend the contest, so I had better give you the day’s hint!
If I was going to draw an outfit from this book, I would probably do a Regency-style gown, but in the book’s original illustrations, the women were wearing styles from three decades later.
Update: Kathleen had the winning guess: my favorite book is Vanity Fair by William Makepeace Thackeray. Congratulations Kathleen! Let me know which dress you’d like colored and how!
Jane Rye
Nicholas Nickleby by Charles Dickens
Pride and Prejudice?
Wait, sorry, I just realized that was already guessed. Can I switch my guess to Emma?
Anna Karenena
um… little women hahaha (stupid guess)
“The Secret” by Rhonda Byrne, featuring Rhonda Byrne in a Regency-style gown
Uhhhhhhh…… Anne of Green Gables?
Pride, Prejudice and Zombies?
Pride,prejudice,or Anne of green gables?
i love those books!
i have NEVER won a contest. neather in real life!
Northanger Abbey, by Jane Austen
Vanity Fair by W.M. Thackerey?
Yay! Yes, Kathleen!
Wives and Daughters by Elizabeth Gaskell?
3 cheers for Kathleen!! =D
Margaret Hale’s North & South? You did a dress on that once…
Oh sorry, Kathleen got it already… You go girl!
This is slightly late, but thank you so much for the beautiful coloring job on the ruqun. I love it!
I love North and South!! :D
ooh, I guessed it right!! OK, how about the 1930s evening gown with the peplum. It’s kind of old, but I love it. And could you do like a metalicy gold for the dress with black lace for the peplum?
Sorry, the link for that particular dress is
http://www.joechip.net/liana/2010/07/03/1300/
Thanks again!!
i wish I would win a contest in my life.
Wow, good job Kathleen! WOO HOO!
Kathleen the gold dangly thing could be called a pomander, a form of portable perfume in Medieval times, I have one coz I’m a sucker for that stuff!
have you ever read Cap’O’Rushes? in the fairytale, the princess wears three gowns- a shimmmering silver “moonlight” one, a gleaming golden “sun” one, and a twinkling one covered in gems “like stars”. maybe you could draw them?
ooo! good job kathleen