The January calendar is here, brought to you by my wonderful patrons (if you’d like to help, or even get sketches, the calendar and extras early, you can join in at patreon.com/tanaudel !).
This was a lot of fun. It is (in accordance with votes) masquerade-themed, appropriate for the turn of the year, and January (there’s also bonus mask-themed stationery for patrons at Duck level and above).
The little bat-lady excerpted above is based on one of my favourite vintage costumes. You’ll see reference to some other historical masquerade costumes and stories in it. Overall, however, I illustrated this with the W. B. Yeat’s poem “The Mask” in mind:
“Take off that mask of burning gold, with emerald eyes.”
Reblogged this on Cogpunk Steamscribe and commented:
Kathleen has a Patreon account, for those interested and absorbed by her art.
Thank you for reblogging this!
I believe I know the Victorian-era bat girl that you are referring to. Cosplay isn’t a recent occupation by any means.
Not at all!
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