Ladies take dumps too.

I must be really tired. My DA's starting to collect cobwebs here, but then again there are tons other DA members here who don't update in years.

Here are some featured female characters other than Seraphina from Angelo Servo. I'm rather off in some of the costumes here, namely because 1.) I know shit about nuns, 2.) the pictures I've often seen of women in Regency gowns are upper/middle class Englishwomen. Despite the gowns' simplicity, I am having thoughts if such a fashion trend is followed by all women regardless of region or class. Thankfully I've seen some pictures of ladies in "dress overalls", though it may be anachronistic at best. I just want some of my girls look "plainer", not some goddess who seemed to pop out of a Jane Austen novel. Even the plainest Regency gown looked fancy to me, but... eh. I gotta do more research. I specialize in men's fashion, not women's .

That's what I get for drawing men so often . I really need to start drawing women more often.

Featured ladies, top left to right bottom (once again, you are not required to memorize them all): Clarisse and Annabelle Conrad; Signora Giorgia and Signora Portia; Bella (not Bella Swan), Wang Meisheng and her granddaughter Weiling; Sister Michela and Sister Samuela; Madame Jeanne-Bernard Calabria; Luciana Bonati, Alba Rossi, and Mrs. Bogna Duca.

....why I don't just write the names on the pic itself and save comment space is beyond me.



Time: Collectively a couple weeks.
Media: Non-photo blue pencil amd #2 pencil on sketchbook paper; Paintshop Pro 8, Computones, Blambot Fonts.






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