I still have not gotten around to the clothes, but since I made Buster, I thought I ought to round out the household (as it were). The Hunters have a nurse/housekeeper named Olivia. She's a free woman, a recent widow, and she doesn't particularly care for the way the master of the house comports himself. She is, however, devoted to Emmaline and the two make good companions.
I put Olivia in a simple chemise, corset, and pantalettes common to the period. She's not a slave and although she is a servant, she has nice underthings and takes pride in her appearance.
One thing missing here that I will probably have to digitally insert for the .pdf version because I totally forgot it when I was drafting the character is that she ought to be wearing a locket ~ and article of some significance much farther down the line.
It occurs to me that if I make tags for all of these characters, the list will be endless, so I am reserving the tags for the principal characters only.
Also, I think Weebly does strange things to the sizing on these images when I upload the pictures and I can't figure out how to make it quit, so I don't trust that things are "to scale" here on the blog. They will definitely be to scale on the .pdf versions.
I put Olivia in a simple chemise, corset, and pantalettes common to the period. She's not a slave and although she is a servant, she has nice underthings and takes pride in her appearance.
One thing missing here that I will probably have to digitally insert for the .pdf version because I totally forgot it when I was drafting the character is that she ought to be wearing a locket ~ and article of some significance much farther down the line.
It occurs to me that if I make tags for all of these characters, the list will be endless, so I am reserving the tags for the principal characters only.
Also, I think Weebly does strange things to the sizing on these images when I upload the pictures and I can't figure out how to make it quit, so I don't trust that things are "to scale" here on the blog. They will definitely be to scale on the .pdf versions.
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