Halloween Costumes, part 2: Floof Style (Patreon)

I'm giving myself an Inktober-lite challenge of drawing the Precocious class in Halloween costumes, to be posted over the last two weeks of the month, on our way to the big holiday! Fourteen days, thirteen kids, one teacher, two costumes per post, and a post every other day - with a final post on the 31st that will feature the original sketches I made, including alternate outfits for some! 

Today's costumes feature the floofiest Precocites being works of art!

Jacob is the performance (and costuming?) art of a harlequin. (A mime, but more DANDY!) Yes, it's supposed to be a diamond pattern and not stripes, but I felt the busier linework would conflict with the poof elements - and my goal with Jacob was to dress him in a costume that played with his fluffiness.

Vincent, with his natural angles, is already halfway to abstract art, so became a cubist work that would make Picasso proud! This costume is loosely modeled off Picasso's "Seated Woman," because it was originally going to a female classmate - but then I wised up over how it should OBVIOUSLY be chaos angle boy. (You'll see the original sketch in the final post of this series.) And to get some bonus Futurism artwork in, I can assure you that at some point on Halloween night, he will be a dude descending (tumbling down) a staircase, with all the wonderful chaos and shapes flinging around of the famous Duchamp piece. 

The next two costume will be posted on the 22nd!