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If stories, video games, horror movies and pop culture have taught us one thing, then it is to never trust a black-haired girl! They are all nuts! (Sorry to the blackheads out there, I'm joking. I love each of these characters, and I love black hair. Just having fun here.)

Snow White: "Ehm... who are you girls?"
Azula: "Your kindred. You are one of us."
Snow White: "I... highly doubt that."
Eska: "Black-haired beauty?"
Snow White: "Some say so, but..."
Alessa: "You've already been dead once?"
Snow White: "Kind of, but I..."
Samara: "And walking around nonetheless?"
Snow White: "I am, certainly, yet I..."
Kitsune: "Lived with several men but did not intend to stay with them?"
Snow White: "Perhaps..."
Flavia: "Dealt with poisons before?"
Snow White: "I did, once..."
Alma: "A family member mistreated you horribly?"
Snow White: "Well, yes, however..."
Edna: "Talking to things that do not speak usually, hence a bit nuts?"
Snow White: "I'm talking to animals sometimes..."
Wednesday: "See? Told ya so."
all: "ONE OF US, ONE OF US!"
Snow White: "...meep?"
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Ha, I had great fun making this! And the drag'n'drop... It was as much a curse as it was fun. When I made my picture of the de Luce sisters, someone said Flavia (here left of Snowy) looked a lot like Wednesday Addams (right of Snowy). Dumbass Me grew up without ever knowing the Addams Family, and after giving myself a crash lesson, I found it was right and also that I had a great gap in cultural knowledge to fill. And then I had this idea and made the picture.

Kitsune , the Fox spirit from the Daedalic game "The Night of the Rabbit". She is concepted with some parallels to Japanese mythology. Her face paint is inspired by an actual Japanese fox mask, I think. In the game she can take several looks, that of nine-tailed fox or of a young girl (which she is most of the time since interacting with the equally young hero). I depicted her as a Lady. Being a few hundred years old and immortal, Kitsune has relationships with mortal men but always leaves them eventually. Her goal is not to make them happy forever but to inspire them to do something great. Getting his heart broken by Kitsune had her last partner ending up as a great poet, for example. I messed up with her sleeves, but this costume was driving me insane anyway, and I'm rather pleased with how she looks now after all those (insert big sigh) LAYERS.
Alma Wade , the little undead girl from Sierra's horror game "F.E.A.R." I always had some sympathies for Alma, despite all the creepiness about her.
Eska , one of the moody Northern Tribe twins from "Avatar: The Legend of Korra". I added her into this before I even realized she was black-haired indeed, but not a paleface like the others. Then again, her behaviour has some parallels to Alma or Wednesday, so what. I think I did a rather nice job on the outfit.
Edna Konrad , my dear first love among game characters, crazed heroine of Daedalic's point-and-click adventure "Edna bricht aus" / "Edna's breakout". Of course, with her speaking plush rabbit Harvey. Who can assure she is not insane, by the way. So she has every right to leave the asylum!
Flavia de Luce , the young chemist and heroine of Alan Bradley's criminal romans. A lovely girl with a morbid humor and quite a flair for poisons.
Snow White, the Disney version. Poor girl, what did I put her into! The dress turned out really good this time.
Wednesday Addams from "The Addams Family". I put her into a dress Christina Ricci wore playing the role so she would not look exactly like Flavia. After learning a bit about her, I found her highly likable. That girl has sass!
Samara Morgan from the horror movie "The Ring". I didn't cover her face with hair entirely... maybe I should have. The dress is a failure, but it's hard to depict something as sully on that maker.
Alessa Gillespie from the horror game series (and movie) "Silent Hill". She looks brunette in some pictures and black-haired in others. Ah, whatever. Samara and Alma will love her.
Azula , Princess of the Fire Nation, from "Avatar: The Last Airbender". Poor thing that she had to end up like she did. But then again, Azula was always a few fries short of a Happy Meal. Making her was not funny. You hear me, girl? NOT FUNNY! That armor was the worst, it took just as long as Kitsune's gown. Such accuracy. Very much sigh.

Description
made at www.azaleasdolls.com/dressupga…

If stories, video games, horror movies and pop culture have taught us one thing, then it is to never trust a black-haired girl! They are all nuts! (Sorry to the blackheads out there, I'm joking. I love each of these characters, and I love black hair. Just having fun here.)

Snow White: "Ehm... who are you girls?"
Azula: "Your kindred. You are one of us."
Snow White: "I... highly doubt that."
Eska: "Black-haired beauty?"
Snow White: "Some say so, but..."
Alessa: "You've already been dead once?"
Snow White: "Kind of, but I..."
Samara: "And walking around nonetheless?"
Snow White: "I am, certainly, yet I..."
Kitsune: "Lived with several men but did not intend to stay with them?"
Snow White: "Perhaps..."
Flavia: "Dealt with poisons before?"
Snow White: "I did, once..."
Alma: "A family member mistreated you horribly?"
Snow White: "Well, yes, however..."
Edna: "Talking to things that do not speak usually, hence a bit nuts?"
Snow White: "I'm talking to animals sometimes..."
Wednesday: "See? Told ya so."
all: "ONE OF US, ONE OF US!"
Snow White: "...meep?"
__________________________________________________________________

Ha, I had great fun making this! And the drag'n'drop... It was as much a curse as it was fun. When I made my picture of the de Luce sisters, someone said Flavia (here left of Snowy) looked a lot like Wednesday Addams (right of Snowy). Dumbass Me grew up without ever knowing the Addams Family, and after giving myself a crash lesson, I found it was right and also that I had a great gap in cultural knowledge to fill. And then I had this idea and made the picture.

Kitsune , the Fox spirit from the Daedalic game "The Night of the Rabbit". She is concepted with some parallels to Japanese mythology. Her face paint is inspired by an actual Japanese fox mask, I think. In the game she can take several looks, that of nine-tailed fox or of a young girl (which she is most of the time since interacting with the equally young hero). I depicted her as a Lady. Being a few hundred years old and immortal, Kitsune has relationships with mortal men but always leaves them eventually. Her goal is not to make them happy forever but to inspire them to do something great. Getting his heart broken by Kitsune had her last partner ending up as a great poet, for example. I messed up with her sleeves, but this costume was driving me insane anyway, and I'm rather pleased with how she looks now after all those (insert big sigh) LAYERS.
Alma Wade , the little undead girl from Sierra's horror game "F.E.A.R." I always had some sympathies for Alma, despite all the creepiness about her.
Eska , one of the moody Northern Tribe twins from "Avatar: The Legend of Korra". I added her into this before I even realized she was black-haired indeed, but not a paleface like the others. Then again, her behaviour has some parallels to Alma or Wednesday, so what. I think I did a rather nice job on the outfit.
Edna Konrad , my dear first love among game characters, crazed heroine of Daedalic's point-and-click adventure "Edna bricht aus" / "Edna's breakout". Of course, with her speaking plush rabbit Harvey. Who can assure she is not insane, by the way. So she has every right to leave the asylum!
Flavia de Luce , the young chemist and heroine of Alan Bradley's criminal romans. A lovely girl with a morbid humor and quite a flair for poisons.
Snow White, the Disney version. Poor girl, what did I put her into! The dress turned out really good this time.
Wednesday Addams from "The Addams Family". I put her into a dress Christina Ricci wore playing the role so she would not look exactly like Flavia. After learning a bit about her, I found her highly likable. That girl has sass!
Samara Morgan from the horror movie "The Ring". I didn't cover her face with hair entirely... maybe I should have. The dress is a failure, but it's hard to depict something as sully on that maker.
Alessa Gillespie from the horror game series (and movie) "Silent Hill". She looks brunette in some pictures and black-haired in others. Ah, whatever. Samara and Alma will love her.
Azula , Princess of the Fire Nation, from "Avatar: The Last Airbender". Poor thing that she had to end up like she did. But then again, Azula was always a few fries short of a Happy Meal. Making her was not funny. You hear me, girl? NOT FUNNY! That armor was the worst, it took just as long as Kitsune's gown. Such accuracy. Very much sigh.