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Ball gown made from matte and translucent plastic. Displayed with a corset made from 225 mustard packets.
I wrote a blog post about this one, with lots of info and background.
I also posted a topic about it on Craftster.
More photographs of this and other artworks can be found at my Imagekind portfolio.
I wrote a blog post about this one, with lots of info and background.
I also posted a topic about it on Craftster.
More photographs of this and other artworks can be found at my Imagekind portfolio.
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Your featured in my favorites of 2008 journal! [link]

Um..you don't know me but, hi, I'm russiantea87: and I'd like very much to use that dress for a character design.
It is, the perfect dress for my revamped gypsy princess__okay, she's not a vampire or anything, but i completely redefined the gypsy I think, in many respects. I made her design very different than, what you would typically concede is, a 'very' gypsy persona.
The plastic really suits this character: it's very eclectic and unorthodox, yet also sensual, especially the steam punk film noir time period this story takes place within.
I really, really, really want this dress for this character; so...can I, please.
The dress in it's entirety will be credited to your ingenuity in the realms of aesthesia, and not mine.
It is, the perfect dress for my revamped gypsy princess__okay, she's not a vampire or anything, but i completely redefined the gypsy I think, in many respects. I made her design very different than, what you would typically concede is, a 'very' gypsy persona.
The plastic really suits this character: it's very eclectic and unorthodox, yet also sensual, especially the steam punk film noir time period this story takes place within.
I really, really, really want this dress for this character; so...can I, please.
The dress in it's entirety will be credited to your ingenuity in the realms of aesthesia, and not mine.
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