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Created using The Tudors Scene Maker on Doll Divine

Hello viewers; yet again I seem to be stuck in the proverbial rut with with these doll maker programs. It's just getting harder and harder to come up with original ideas. In desperation, I returned to my time-tested Narnian characters and whipped up a little something: this series depicts the four Pevensie monarchs in formal attire.

I used the same color palate for each sibling as in my previous pieces, but tried to the best of the program's ability not to repeat any patterns or clothing shapes seen in other incarnations of the characters. I also kept in mind something C.S. Lewis mentioned in The Last Battle: "He was fresh and cool and clean, and dressed in such clothes as he would have worn for a great feast at Cair Paravel (But in Narnia your good clothes were never your uncomfortable ones. They knew how to make things that felt beautiful as well as looking beautiful in Narnia: and there was no such thing as starch or flannel or elastic to be found from one end of the country to the other.)". Style, comfort and practicality; makes you wish just a little harder that today's fashion designers read the Chronicles, doesn't it?

NARNIA BELONGS TO C.S. LEWIS!

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Created using The Tudors Scene Maker on Doll Divine

Hello viewers; yet again I seem to be stuck in the proverbial rut with with these doll maker programs. It's just getting harder and harder to come up with original ideas. In desperation, I returned to my time-tested Narnian characters and whipped up a little something: this series depicts the four Pevensie monarchs in formal attire.

I used the same color palate for each sibling as in my previous pieces, but tried to the best of the program's ability not to repeat any patterns or clothing shapes seen in other incarnations of the characters. I also kept in mind something C.S. Lewis mentioned in The Last Battle: "He was fresh and cool and clean, and dressed in such clothes as he would have worn for a great feast at Cair Paravel (But in Narnia your good clothes were never your uncomfortable ones. They knew how to make things that felt beautiful as well as looking beautiful in Narnia: and there was no such thing as starch or flannel or elastic to be found from one end of the country to the other.)". Style, comfort and practicality; makes you wish just a little harder that today's fashion designers read the Chronicles, doesn't it?

NARNIA BELONGS TO C.S. LEWIS!