Here is a picture of mine and my boyfriends matching costumes from this Halloween ( aka what kind of person actually puts tears and sweat into trying to make an accurate Yip Yip costume? )
/trolling
In all seriousness, I don't think pictures are necessary but do agree that they help build an introduction. To be honest, it's intimidating for me being intermediate level, at best, to post my work here sometimes. Constructive criticism is wonderful, but usually, another problem with female work threads, they just sink to the abyss without notice. As an intro thread, if we're mentioning our strong points amongst our fellow ladies pics are useful to that extent.
Not gonna lie, totally lurking for some girls who have displayed armor making skills without the use of fiberglass ( a medium I, and some other girls, are not really comfortable with ) that a lot of our talented guys are able to use.
Feel free to check out some of the attachments. My Tangled costumes are my current pride and joy ( still in progress a year later ) which I think hi-lite my current skill level, whatever it may be gauged at...
Some noteworthy aspects of my creations would be that I rarely use patterns or measure...I have an eye for cutting out appropriately sized pieces that just happen to work, personally illustrated designs in Photoshop that I've had custom printed, hand embroidery or painting, fully lined jackets and functional outer and breast pockets, stitched pinstripes, wig styling by myself, some minor sculpting and all include tons of hours but to be honest, I'm still not happy with most and I'd like to improve them before displaying them in the showcase here.
For more photos ( 'cause I can't choose ), you can see my budding dA
here. Or some photos I've uploaded onto my RPF profile as well.
