You wrote in one post's tags that you have a bunch of unfinished character designs, I love your art so much I'd love to see them
Yeah, I have a bunch of designs for Roxie, Lady Usher, Edgar Usher, The Photographer, The Camera Shop Owner, The Pusher, Dunyazad and Scheherazade. They're all pretty rough, just initial ideas. I didn't have the time to take them any further, but it was fun to be able to consider the show as a whole before focusing in on the two sisters storyline!
I do not have the sketchbook that contains all of that right now, it's at uni, but I do have a video flipping through it! So, apologies for the poor camera quality, these are all screenshots lol.
I tried to be very intentional with all the colours in my design work. There are so many different places and time periods in ghost quartet, a cohesive colour palette felt very important to making them all feel like part of the same world. I had a general colour pallet that covered everything, and then each set of characters played by the same actor had an accent colour that carried across every version of the character; bright red for Rose, olive green for Pearl, dark blue for The Astronomer, and mustard yellow for The Bear.
The Ushers! I originally had Pearl/ Lady Usher's accent colour as white, which is why the green isn't very present in any of her designs. I switched it out after this because the white wasn't distinct enough, especially with how much white was required in Roxie's nightdress design.
I did some collage for the photographer, the camera shop owner and the pusher, just to show off some different techniques. I wanted the pusher to be dressed in a combination of modern stuff and kinda 1870s stuff, the reference him being Roxie's brother.
And Dunyazad and Scheherazade - I struggled getting the colours to look Nice with these. I was looking at a lot of old Persian clothing as references, and they were often very colourful, but it was tricky trying to balance that with the rest of the designs. It was surprisingly simple to combine the 14th(ish) century Persian stuff with 1920s aesthetics though! Quite similar silhouettes!
Also here is the sketchbook video in case anyone is interested in all my mood boards and mind maps n stuff!