#ct project

[theshadinglord]

I should probably do a separated blog for the different fandoms that I'm making art about shouldn't I?

well what do you guys think?

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anyways I want to talk about something else as well with you peeps .

it's about the " CT Project"

but for the people that do not know about it,well it was a undertale au comic stuff that me and my sis were going to do since 6 years ago but my motivation was just slipping out of me,I though that..

I was not good enough that,...my art was not good,in the end me and my sister weren't satisfied with the au at all,so we decided to cancel it up for the time,but now we decided that we should try to give it another chance.

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now that we got that topic away

let's talk about something else,let's start this up with something that me and my sis also wanted to do once.

"the qftim wilf west au"

this was cancelled due to the fact that we saw that someone else did that kind of au so we decided to try something else.

the au is still there,so don't worry about it.

the "bendy and boris: in a very little nightmare" au

basically it's more then simply a mix of babqftim and little nightmares.

we wanted this to be its own universe with its own unique stuff,the comic will not be out because we are working on the ctale au, but some concept art will be shown to you people soon!

this was all that I wanted to tell you guys,thank you for the attention.

[rigbyguerrero]

Crosstalk brand identity logos color and black and white on light and dark backgrounds.

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US Letterhead design for the Crosstalk brand identity

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Business card front and pack designs for the Crosstalk brand identity.

[clairearguelles-blog]

Doll #1: Bustle Period 1870's - 1890's

A bustle is a contraption that replaced the crinoline. It was made to support skirt back fullness emphasizing a woman's backside. Typical dresses during this period were colorful with lots of pleats, ribbons and other decorations. This doll is an attempt to mimic a simple house dress (simply cut with minimal decorations, pleats and accessories). A small derby hat was added for accent. It was characteristic of that period that women wore big hair tied in an elaborate chignon (bun). This type of dress is often associated with the term 'Victorian'.

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Doll # 2: Edwardian Period, 1900s

Men's formal suit during the Edwardian period would include the frock coat. The top hat and cane would usually go with this costume. Edwardian elegance influenced many fashion styles including the prewar zoot suits, the post WWII Teddy boy fashion and the Mod fashion of the 1960s/

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Doll # 3: 1930s

Children's fashion in the 1930s was inspired by child actress Shirley Temple. Dresses for young girls were short, empire cut with puffed or ruffled sleeves and dainty trimmings. Hairstyle would consist of short bouncing curls with ribbons to match the dresses.

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Doll # 4: 1950s

Dior's New Look transformed women into flowers in bloom. He brought the shoulders back to their natural curve, nipped in the waist, fitted the bodice and matched it with full and lengthier skirts (as opposed to the shorter skirts worn during the wartime). The doll wears a copy of Dior's summer floral dress, pleated to achieve skirt fullness.