Q. hiddencait asks: Is there a series that you really want to try doing fanmasks for, but haven't attempted yet?
A. Oh boy, this is a fun question! As usual, I have my creative life cycle planned out until my golden years. I'm going to answer this question with visuals!
The first big fandom I'd love to create masks for would be the Kushiel's Legacy series of books by Jacqueline Carey. For those who don't know it, it features such inspiring themes as angels, masquerades, and tattooed courtesans, each who belong to a specialized house symbolized by a flower. I can best describe it as Game of Thrones from the courtesan-spy's perspective.
I've already done illustrations for this series, like this take on the first book's cover. See my Kushiel's Legacy fan project blog for more! |
The prototype of Cereus House's set. Photography by Winterwolf Studios |
Imagine if I ever learned how to make tooled corsets and other accessories, I could add that to the ensembles for a complete head to toe costume transformation!
To give you an idea, the thirteen houses are as follows:
Alyssum
Balm
Bryony
Camellia
Cereus
Dahlia
Eglantine
Cereus
Dahlia
Eglantine
Gentian
Heliotrope
Jasmine
Mandrake
Orchis
Valerian
Ohhhh and not to mention that there are masquerade scenes in the books where each House dons a unique costume representing a seasonal theme. That could be a whole other series!
Mandrake
Orchis
Valerian
A closer look at the Cereus set. Featuring silver chain and garnet Swarovski accents! |
Ohhhh and not to mention that there are masquerade scenes in the books where each House dons a unique costume representing a seasonal theme. That could be a whole other series!
I'm going to stop writing now before my muse explodes. I hope you enjoy this glimpse into the possibilities of my fandom love! Have a merry Christmas, all!
They'd be so pretty!!!! *feeds the muse bunny*
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