Since I slept out on most of February, I want to make up for all the lost
days of the Fairyary challenge. So here’s day 2, Shell! I skipped day
one since I technically did a bubble fairy as a Super 4 character
redesign, but I think I’ll go back some time later.
Despite how this site may try, I’m not dead.
In honor of #fairyary, the pearl fairy! I’m not sure how I feel about this pic though. I may or may not redo it at a later date.
The rest of the fairies as seen in the show. I took more liberties with their outfits than the others, since they were very similar to one another. Once again, I was inspired by the Victorian age of fairies. They’re each based on different things in nature, but not all plant-based. Figure out the inspiration! 😉 (P.S. Technically Lorella was called “Gloria” in the show, but I chose the name her figure was sold as. If the others had names too, I don’t remember them.)
However, I noticed how similar the Grand Fairy’s outfit was to the fashion worn by Queen Elizabeth around the age of the Renaissance. So I rolled with that even further. These took a lot of time, but I really feel like it was worth it! Though, I may change it again in the future.
Okay, last upload now. I seriously need to go to bed, lol. I based the Queen’s design on Victorian era fairies. I considered her being bigger than other fairies, but I’m not sure now. These designs aren’t final, I’m just getting them out there. I liked how the Fairy Queen’s frog form had a simple version of her original dress— the original being very lovely by the way.
As for Twinkle, I wanted a more celestial look in honor of her name, so I added more stars. I wasn’t feeling the pink in her original dress, so I made it blue. The swirls and stuff I liked so I kept. I also wanted to hearken back to the more “feral” style of fairies by having them barefoot and clothing more plant-based. Who needs shoes when you can fly anyway?
I’ll do more fairies later. But this is it for now. Good night!
