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:iconabbeface: has a really good point. The texture you used for the Bronze-Dalek Pinafor was more vintage. I think if you applied that pattern with other colors you could make a really nice set.
Originality: 5/5
I am always awed by people who are smart enough to make items like Daleks or Tardis' into clothing cosplays. I think you have a really great idea, and I can see your passion for the fandom and for your Artisan and Crafting.
Technique:4/5
My only recommendation would be to add lace at the bottom of the dress. It would give nice texture and add a bit more style to the piece. Other than that everything is done well.
Impact: 4/5
I will definitely say you have a great idea going here! Are you by chance working on commission? and would you be willing to create a pinafore for something that isn't Doctor Who?
I actually probably have the fewest pinafores from Doctor Who. lol. Most everything else is anime and gaming related. Lots and lots of anime. I've just been re-watching Doctor Who, so most of my new designs are heavily influenced from that. Otherwise, I do plenty of custom commissions that are usually anime or comic book based. ^_^ As for the patterned prints. I love them more than anything. My only problem is the cost. They can end up costing me $20 more per design in fabric as opposed to the solids. Unfortunately, solids are just more economical for me and for my customers. Most people have trouble paying for my pinafores as it is, without the added lace and patterns
But thanks for the in-depth response! I do like knowing how I'm doing in all respects ^_^ Ee! So fancy!
I was actually wondering if you'd be willing to do Harry Potter designs? I was thinking that a Quibbler Pinafore would be cute or maybe a Marauder's Map?
Although, I don't know what those designs would entail, as I do know they are quite specific and at least with the Marauder's map it would require the use of frabric markers to create the map.