Katniss everdeen fire dress

Katniss catching fire

I've been a bad girl about updating since D*C, still so much to do as far as cleaning my sewing room and putting away my costumes. Anyway, I hadn't posted much about the Girl On Fire dress during the build. This dress was technically a replacement costume since I couldn't finish White Witch, and most of the work was tedious, uninteresting and repetative work on the hem. But here's a picture of the actual dress for those unfamiliar with the movie: What I loved about the Hunger Games trilogy…

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A pause in my portrait drawing practice sessions was in order as I decided to go back to basics and try to rectify some things I wasn't too happy about. Chief among my shortcomings was the inability to draw hair well so that was what I focussed on, for starters. Having gotten some valuable advice from Michael Awdry (of the 28mm Victorian Warfare fame) on using willow charcoal as a foundation of sorts, I was intrigued by the few charcoal pencils I had and how it could be used to draw hair…

Concept art for Katniss Everdeen in interview gown from "The Hunger Games" (2012) by Christian Cordella.

Katniss Everdeen Mockingjay Dress-I L-O-V-E T-H-I-S D-R-E-S-S-!-!

"The Hunger Games: Catching Fire" opens in theaters today to very positive reviews from critics. The sequel continues the story of Katniss Everdeen, the

I love her dress and makeup and hair and I LOVE the transformation of her dress