http://search.deviantart.com/?q=gallery:savivi/9045313&section= deviantART RSS for gallery:savivi/9045313 en-us Copyright 2013, deviantART.com Sun, 19 May 2013 08:02:39 PDT deviantART.com http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss http://st.deviantart.net/minish/widgets/apple-touch-icon-precomposed.png http://savivi.deviantart.com/art/Soulless-Victorian-Dress-Up-137124180 http://savivi.deviantart.com/art/Soulless-Victorian-Dress-Up-137124180 Tue, 15 Sep 2009 10:23:36 PDT Soulless Victorian Dress Up nonadult flash/interactive savivi http://a.deviantart.net/avatars/s/a/savivi.jpg Copyright 2009-2013 *savivi
The lovely lady you see here is Alexia Tarabotti, heroine of the novel Soulless, in bookstores October 2009! It’s a really fun paranormal/steampunk novel taking place in Victorian England, full of virile werewolves, dandified vampires, mystery, romance, gadgets, tea, hats, and parasol guns. What’s not to love?

I had a blast not only reading it, but working on the doll. Undergarments, clothing, accessories, and hair are accurate to 1873. Every dress is from the book, and without giving too much away, a few of the accessories play key roles! Read the book to find out more! Seriously! One character made me squeal out loud he was so freaky!

Click on Alexia’s hair to change the styles, and her face to change her expression.

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Soulless is written by Gail Carriger
Published by Orbit Books, an imprint of Hachette Book Group.
Doll by Sarah Vaughn
Play the doll on Orbitbooks! ]]>
The lovely lady you see here is Alexia Tarabotti, heroine of the novel Soulless, in bookstores October 2009! It’s a really fun paranormal/steampunk novel taking place in Victorian England, full of virile werewolves, dandified vampires, mystery, romance, gadgets, tea, hats, and parasol guns. What’s not to love?

I had a blast not only reading it, but working on the doll. Undergarments, clothing, accessories, and hair are accurate to 1873. Every dress is from the book, and without giving too much away, a few of the accessories play key roles! Read the book to find out more! Seriously! One character made me squeal out loud he was so freaky!

Click on Alexia’s hair to change the styles, and her face to change her expression.

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Soulless is written by Gail Carriger
Published by Orbit Books, an imprint of Hachette Book Group.
Doll by Sarah Vaughn
Play the doll on Orbitbooks!

]]> http://savivi.deviantart.com/art/Regency-Hero-Dress-Up-Doll-101669291 http://savivi.deviantart.com/art/Regency-Hero-Dress-Up-Doll-101669291 Fri, 24 Oct 2008 18:35:12 PDT Regency Hero Dress Up Doll nonadult flash/interactive savivi http://a.deviantart.net/avatars/s/a/savivi.jpg Copyright 2008-2013 *savivi
The first dress up doll in almost a year!

I'm so excited to have this finished. I was literally thinking about this all the time. I even had dreams of assembling and coding.

I always wanted to picture my favorite hero while reading Jane Austen, Georgette Heyer and others. I made this, in hopes other people wanted to as well. And ever since Lost in Austen, I HAD to. Just had to.

So, here it is, as accurate as I could make it, even including those weird cossask pants and ankle trousers, sigh.

I'm no genius at coding -- there were some serious flaws that I tried my best to work around. But my goal was for the guy to look good once all the items were on him (or off, muahaha -- though I gave him a package that rivals the Ken doll). Hopefully it worked!

OH -- And miliary experts, please don't bayonet me -- I have no idea how accurate the guns and uniforms are, I just wanted them to look cool. The army uniform is based off of several Mr. Wickhams -- and I believe the navy uniform is for a naval commander.

If you see any serious mistakes, please let me know! I've stared at it so long I can't tell the difference between a waistcoat and a quizzing glass.

Background Resources:
country landscape: [link] from ~TudorxRose

library: [link] from =CausticStock

ballroom: [link] from ~airless-stock

city street: [link] from ~morbidmongoose

Edit: Fixed vest -- it can move now!

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NOTE ABOUT THE VAGUE NUDITY:

The doll was not intended for kids, though I don't think it's inappropriate. I made it for people who love Regency literature, whether it's Austen or $5 romance novels. Let's face it. Many want to see Mr. Darcy naked. This is a stylized peek at that.

P.S. Men have reproductive organs. I'm not kidding! They really do! ]]>
The first dress up doll in almost a year!

I'm so excited to have this finished. I was literally thinking about this all the time. I even had dreams of assembling and coding.

I always wanted to picture my favorite hero while reading Jane Austen, Georgette Heyer and others. I made this, in hopes other people wanted to as well. And ever since Lost in Austen, I HAD to. Just had to.

So, here it is, as accurate as I could make it, even including those weird cossask pants and ankle trousers, sigh.

I'm no genius at coding -- there were some serious flaws that I tried my best to work around. But my goal was for the guy to look good once all the items were on him (or off, muahaha -- though I gave him a package that rivals the Ken doll). Hopefully it worked!

OH -- And miliary experts, please don't bayonet me -- I have no idea how accurate the guns and uniforms are, I just wanted them to look cool. The army uniform is based off of several Mr. Wickhams -- and I believe the navy uniform is for a naval commander.

If you see any serious mistakes, please let me know! I've stared at it so long I can't tell the difference between a waistcoat and a quizzing glass.

Background Resources:
country landscape: [link] from ~TudorxRose

library: [link] from =CausticStock

ballroom: [link] from ~airless-stock

city street: [link] from ~morbidmongoose

Edit: Fixed vest -- it can move now!

---

NOTE ABOUT THE VAGUE NUDITY:

The doll was not intended for kids, though I don't think it's inappropriate. I made it for people who love Regency literature, whether it's Austen or $5 romance novels. Let's face it. Many want to see Mr. Darcy naked. This is a stylized peek at that.

P.S. Men have reproductive organs. I'm not kidding! They really do!

]]> http://savivi.deviantart.com/art/Regency-Dress-Up-Doll-70331521 http://savivi.deviantart.com/art/Regency-Dress-Up-Doll-70331521 Wed, 21 Nov 2007 12:22:16 PST Regency Dress Up Doll nonadult flash/interactive savivi http://a.deviantart.net/avatars/s/a/savivi.jpg Copyright 2007-2013 *savivi
There's mild nudity of the Barbie variety-- but no need to get your knickers in a twist.

Most of the clothes were inspired by Jane Austen movies and series. If you see lavendar gloves, and suddenly remember what author mentions them often in her books, kudos!

Print patterns from squidfingers.com

Drawn in Manga Studio, colored in Photoshop, assembled in Flash.

Edit: Ach, hopefully third time's a charm.

New Edit: I noticed that the petticoats didn't line up with a few of the dresses, so I added a code to compensate for it. Hopefully it'll be all right. Also fixed the coral tights.

EDIT: Due to my doll being posted on other game websites without my permission, I've added my name on it, and links back to my main page address. I don't know if it will deter people taking it, but at least it will give it where credit is due. Sigh.

I'm learning this the hard way. ]]>
There's mild nudity of the Barbie variety-- but no need to get your knickers in a twist.

Most of the clothes were inspired by Jane Austen movies and series. If you see lavendar gloves, and suddenly remember what author mentions them often in her books, kudos!

Print patterns from squidfingers.com

Drawn in Manga Studio, colored in Photoshop, assembled in Flash.

Edit: Ach, hopefully third time's a charm.

New Edit: I noticed that the petticoats didn't line up with a few of the dresses, so I added a code to compensate for it. Hopefully it'll be all right. Also fixed the coral tights.

EDIT: Due to my doll being posted on other game websites without my permission, I've added my name on it, and links back to my main page address. I don't know if it will deter people taking it, but at least it will give it where credit is due. Sigh.

I'm learning this the hard way.

]]> http://savivi.deviantart.com/art/18th-Century-Dress-Up-Doll-65282715 http://savivi.deviantart.com/art/18th-Century-Dress-Up-Doll-65282715 Wed, 19 Sep 2007 09:07:11 PDT 18th Century Dress Up Doll nonadult flash/interactive savivi http://a.deviantart.net/avatars/s/a/savivi.jpg Copyright 2007-2013 *savivi
My first preloader! And they snap! Except for a few select items I wanted to keep movable for creativity's sake... and allowance for the different hair.

I personally would have loved to have everything on separate pages, and the options for her hair to be clickable, as well as a bunch of other options. I understand things in theory, but for now it's beyond me. For now, we'll just have to deal with the cramped space.

...Maybe a third version down the road.

I hope you enjoy!

Fabric patterns from: squidfingers.com. Thank you very much!

Done in: Manga Studio, photoshop, Flash

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Oh, and if 18th century isn't your style, maybe the early 19th century is. ]]>
My first preloader! And they snap! Except for a few select items I wanted to keep movable for creativity's sake... and allowance for the different hair.

I personally would have loved to have everything on separate pages, and the options for her hair to be clickable, as well as a bunch of other options. I understand things in theory, but for now it's beyond me. For now, we'll just have to deal with the cramped space.

...Maybe a third version down the road.

I hope you enjoy!

Fabric patterns from: squidfingers.com. Thank you very much!

Done in: Manga Studio, photoshop, Flash

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Oh, and if 18th century isn't your style, maybe the early 19th century is.

]]> http://savivi.deviantart.com/art/Dress-Up-Claire-58195279 http://savivi.deviantart.com/art/Dress-Up-Claire-58195279 Fri, 22 Jun 2007 16:55:00 PDT Dress Up Claire nonadult scraps savivi http://a.deviantart.net/avatars/s/a/savivi.jpg Copyright 2007-2013 *savivi
Claire is in the 18th century -- underwear is accurate!

Hopefully, it works. ]]>
Claire is in the 18th century -- underwear is accurate!

Hopefully, it works.

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