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Wisdom comes from strange places. Sometimes it is uttered from the wizened lips of a guru. Sometimes a blackout drunk idiot from Iowa screams it off a balcony at a Christmas Party because he has strong opinions about using an index card pinned to a t-shirt to represent "an Armani Suit." Either way, that idiot's wisdom went viral in LARP circles and he's totally cool with me capitalizing on it. Recommend Dark Colors

Costume pieces for a modern or period Sherlock Holmes.

Join the laughter this Halloween with our humorous design: "Due to the Economy, This is My Halloween Costume." Embrace the clever simplicity of this statement, making light of the economic times while showcasing your wit. This design isn't just a costume; it's a conversation starter, highlighting creativity in the face of constraints. Perfect for those who enjoy a touch of satire and appreciate a costume that speaks volumes. Get ready to make a frugally funny impression this Halloween!

Alice, the Red Queen, and the White Queen (all dressed for a fantasy Rococo ball) meet against a background of chess-piece topiaries in this original illustration for Lewis Carroll's "Through the Looking-Glass."

A character design for a key figure in Lewis Carroll's "Through the Looking-Glass," with costuming based on 1880s Victorian riding habits.

If designing, making, and/or wearing costumes is your thing, this design is a must have for you. Get it today and let everyone know just how avid a cosplayer you are.

If designing, making, and/or wearing costumes is your thing, this design is a must have for you. Get it today and let everyone know just how avid a cosplayer you are.

A red-haired princess shows off historical garb and heraldic banners in this colorful costume set. (The garments shown range from the seventh to the twelfth century and are Byzantine, Anglo-Saxon, and Norse in origin. She's well-travelled.)

An array of old-school paper-doll pieces... to spook things up a bit.

A sharp and sultry singer models historic fashion looks.

"Vintage Sewing Toile" depicts vintage sewing machines, scissors, a lady operating a sewing machine, corset-, dress- and a bustle underskirt mannequin in dark blue on a canvas-textured background.

At least two shades of red, but still: definitely red. Dressed for the beginning of the 18th century, when hair was big but white powder hadn't quite taken hold, these original character designs have an inspiring presence! (Fans of "The Favourite" or "Harlots" will recognize the era's silhouette, but these character and fashion designs are original, based on period sketches.)

Measuring-tape stripes with dials and wheels along the hem.

Classic Gibson girl wallpaper.

Fur capelets for winter, leafy green hues for summer, and gorgeous medieval-fantasy gowns for all year!

A trio of corsets in different historical styles make a sultry little graphic in black and white.

One mousy yet lovely young lady, four looks spanning the centuries! Some more detail for those of you interested in paper ephemera: These designs for the Anne character are originals, but they reference several important paper doll styles that shaped the genre through history -- Tom Tierney's medieval dolls, the Fluffy Ruffles character, and an oft-imitated Princess Diana look with a girl-reporter twist inspired by Brenda Star. (Also, a Great Gatsby look, because we had to.)

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chalk and watercolor on parchment by Richard Nicolaüs Roland Holst, 1910