Tag Archives: travel attire

Lowelia Larson, by Leo Black

Posted on April 24, 2017 by dubiousbyhabit

Lowelia Larson, by Leo Black “Where force is necessary, there it must be applied boldly, decisively, and completely. But one must know the limitations of force; one must know when to blend force with maneuver, a blow with an argument.” … Continue reading →

Posted in Medieval Fantasy, Novels | Tagged adventuresses, bastard swords, breastplate, brigandine, Feast of Fates, lady soldiers, leather armor, Leo Black, light armor, longswords, Lowelia Larson, mercenaries, novels, travel attire | Leave a comment

Ladies of Daughter of the Lilies, by Meg Syverud

Posted on January 17, 2016 by dubiousbyhabit

Lyra and Thistle, from Daughter of the Lilies, by Meg Syverud “Don’t like vorking vit idiots. Need smart, dependable people who keep heads in fight. Can trust to vatch back. That someone I like vorking vit. And I like vorking vit … Continue reading →

Posted in Comics, Medieval Fantasy | Tagged adventuresses, archers, caster robes, casters, comics, composite bows, Daughter of the Lilies, leather armor, light armor, Lyra, mages, martial artists, medieval fantasy, Meg Syverud, short bows, Thistle, travel attire, webcomics | Leave a comment

Liasanya, by Leo Black

Posted on August 4, 2015 by dubiousbyhabit

Liasanya, by Leo Black Bleah. Sorry this is a couple days late, folks. Lots going on of late and I had to push this post to the back burner a couple times. Every now and again it occurs to me … Continue reading →

Posted in Medieval Fantasy, Period Fantasy | Tagged adventuresses, caster robes, casters, confident redheads, elves, half-elf, Leo Black, Liasanya, mages, magic, magic staves, travel attire, wizardry | Leave a comment

Sisters of the Oak and Crow, by Camila Vielmond

Posted on July 25, 2015 by dubiousbyhabit

Esce and Raevna, by Camila Vielmond “[L]oyalty to an ideal can vary in its intensity, but loyalty to money never changes. That’s why mercenaries are better fighters.” —Prince Kheldar of Drasnia I’ve been following Camila’s Tumblr and DeviantArt accounts since … Continue reading →

Posted in Medieval Fantasy, Novels | Tagged adventuresses, art, bastard swords, breastplate, businesswomen, Camila Vielmond, chain mail, digital art, Esce, healers, herbalists, knives, layered armor, medics, medieval fantasy, medium armor, mercenaries, novels, padded armor, plate armor, Raevna, soldiers, travel attire | 1 Comment

Jedi Girl, by Kasia

Posted on July 18, 2015 by dubiousbyhabit

Jedi Girl, by Kasia “Shut up!! Midichlorians didn’t happen!! Jedi are still mystical and cool!!” —Dustin, Weregeek So it’s been kind of exciting the past couple of weeks. I’ve heard back from several awesome artists about using their work for … Continue reading →

Posted in Science Fiction | Tagged art, caster robes, digital art, guardians, Jedi, Jedi Knights, Jedi robes, Kasia, knights, lightsabers, paladins, science fiction, Star Wars, travel attire | Leave a comment

Redhead, by Fabiano Neves

Posted on July 11, 2015 by dubiousbyhabit

Concept Redhead, by Fabiano Neves Bonus Update! So Sunday the 12th marks the second anniversary of Sartorially Smart Heroines. In response I’ve decided to try to do a pair of updates this weekend, the first is the charming Redhead, heroine … Continue reading →

Posted in Comics, Cowgirls/Western, Steampunk | Tagged art, comics, confident redheads, cowgirls, Fabiano Neves, Felipe Cagno, knives, pistols, post-apocalypse, revolvers, six-guns, steampunk, travel attire, western | 3 Comments

Mirax Terrik, by Tony Foti

Posted on June 20, 2015 by dubiousbyhabit

Mirax Terrik-Horn, by Tony Foti “Nope, I’m using my wits and my guts to get me through.” —Mirax Terrik I was actually looking for a different image from Tony’s galleries for this weekend’s writeup when I stumbled across this smart … Continue reading →

Posted in Gaming, Science Fiction | Tagged adventuresses, art, blasters, businesswomen, captains, Corellians, digital art, Fantasy Flight Games, Michael Stackpole, Mirax Terrik, pirates, pistols, rogues, role playing games, role-playing, science fiction, scoundrels, smugglers, Star Wars, starship captains, Tony Foti, Tony Foti Illustration, travel attire | Leave a comment

Asami from The Legend of Korra, by Astri Sjursen

Posted on April 4, 2015 by dubiousbyhabit

Asami, by Astri Sjursen “It’s alright. People usually assume that I’m ‘Daddy’s helpless little girl.’ But I can handle myself.” —Asami Sato, The Legend of Korra Whatever part of the Legend of Korra fandom you follow, I think you have … Continue reading →

Posted in Movies/Television, Period Fantasy | Tagged adventuresses, art, Asami Sato, Astri Sjursen, Brian Konietzko, businesswomen, cartoons, engineers, inventors, martial artists, mechanics, Michael Dante DiMartino, Nickelodeon, pilots, power gloves, television, The Legend of Korra, travel attire | 1 Comment

The Temporary Wizard, by Joe Shawcross

Posted on August 16, 2014 by dubiousbyhabit

The Temporary Wizard, by Joe Shawcross Though I’ve not read S.G. Rogers’s The Temporary Wizard of Locklynn, I’ll admit that I like Joe’s illustration of protagonist Ilene McMillan far better than the actual cover art. The hyper-photogenic model with the … Continue reading →

Posted in Novels, Period Fantasy | Tagged caster robes, casters, Joe Shawcross, mages, magic, novels, period fantasy, SG Rogers, Temporary Wizard, The Temporary Wizard of Locklynn, travel attire, wizardry | Leave a comment

Kaden of Amya Chronicles

Posted on July 18, 2014 by dubiousbyhabit

Lynn “Kaden” Keyanna from Amya Chronicles by Savannah Houston-McIntyre, Andrew Hewitt, and Rebecca Gunter-Ryan “Has it really changed your perception of who I am? Knowing I’m a woman.” —Kaden Though I’m finally getting around to offering her a writeup, Kaden, … Continue reading →

Posted in Comics, Period Fantasy | Tagged Amya, Amya Chronicles, Andrew Hewitt, art, comics, disguises, Kaden, markswomen, period fantasy, pistols, Rebecca Gunter-Ryan, rogues, Savannah Houston-McIntyre, travel attire | Leave a comment

M	T	W	T	F	S	S
		1	2	3	4	5
6	7	8	9	10	11	12
13	14	15	16	17	18	19
20	21	22	23	24	25	26
27	28	29	30	31