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Costume Information
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| Cost : | Well, it looks to be about £40, but with the wig, that's quite good. |
| Description | |
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| Dear lord, this is going to involve a LOT of weathering and ripping. We're basically going to make a top out of a potato sack, throw it down a chalk cliff, rub dirt on some old grey jeans, rip a buttload of leatherette up, stick a fit wig on my head and then bronzer EVERYWHERE uneavenly to look like one of the Dothraki horde. Oh dear. We'll see how this goes >< It's looking fairly simple, but the devil's in the details. At least there aren't any armpits involved. | |
To-Do List
| Buy skirt fabric | High | Complete |
| Buy Wig | High | Planned |
| Make Skirt | High | Planned |
| Weave Vest | High | Planned |
| Buy boots/Alter boots | Medium | In Progress |
| Weather fabrics | Medium | In Progress |
| Make-up test | Low | Complete |
| Alter wig | Low | Planned |
Shopping List
| Suede/Leatherette | £5.00 | Bought |
| Cord for weavin' | £3.00 | To Buy |
| Wig (inc P&P) | £34.00 | To Buy |
| Boots? | £15.00 | To Buy |
| Total | £57.00 |
Journal
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Further skirt weathering (Posted 5th June 2012) Added some boot polish (tan), yellow and orangey peach chalk to make it look like it'd been through the Red Waste - sorry for rubbish quality :/ |
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Painting Drogon (Posted 5th June 2012) Finished :) He looks well fit - used black, brown, red and metallic copper acrylic paint |
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Buying a dragon friend (Posted 5th June 2012) So we went on another magical shopping trip, this time to buy more paint, and while looking for chalk for weathering we found an excellent dragon (see pic of him, part-painted) who looked like a good basis for Drogon :) |
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Weathering the skirt (Posted 2nd June 2012) Okay, so what I was really concerned about was the colour and effect of the material. I started with a khaki base colour (cheap wilko acrylic light brown, green, yellow and white), painted washes over of light brown, then grey-green, then darker grey. To give the 'Hey, I live in a desert' vibe, I wanted it to be dusty, but I'm cheap so TheCakeIsGone and I pilfered his mum's flour and then just really went to town. We then threw mud and rocks and splattered water on the fabric, then played tennis with it using the swords he'd made earlier, then rubbed more flour on the mud and played tennis again. xD We're so professional. It's also probably worth mentioning that I didn't use a paintbrush - I didn't like the effect. I smeared the paint on with my bare hands. It was gross, but also awesome. |

Comments
Can't wait to see this finished!
Thanks :) Neither can I, I've just started it and it's a really fun one to make!
Nice work on the skirt material! Looks really weathered!
Eeeee thank you!
excellent weathering on the skirt! and i LOVEEE your dragon :D