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Today’s Printable Paper Doll Inspirations: Viking Dress, Medieval Clothing and Celtic Knots
Now, I’ve done a historical viking paper doll before for the B&B paper doll series and I suspect I’ll do one again, but that is not happening today. Today, I decided to play with viking clothing in an entirely fantasy realm.
I tend to do my laundry in the evenings. I never seem to remember to start it before I go to work, so I am writing this post to the rhythmic noise of the washer cleaning clothing for tomorrow and the dryer doing the same.
The truth is that I designed these outfits so long ago, that I don’t really know what to say about them and listening to my washer is not very inspiring on the blog post writing front.
I guess what I’ll say is this: One of the most interesting things about doing the Sprites is getting to think about what to draw for a boy and then what to draw for a girl. That’s also one of the more challenging aspects of the process. These two outfits are really tied together more by their color scheme than by their design motifs.
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These are great! Designing a coordinating set is tougher than it sounds….
It is!
i love these! i always get excited when i see you doing cool stuff for your male paper dolls ~ and i love the coordinated outfits (it’s always so “fairy tale” to me).
I knew you’d be excited about the new guy stuff.
Loooove it!
Thank you.