#Aziraphale dressed as Crowley

[allysketches]

this drawing started off as tv crowley and aziraphale dressed like their book cover counterparts, but then I got carried away and it turned out... not being exactly that anymore 🤷🏻‍♀️

so... late 80s/early 90s au? (aka. literally the book lol)

[doomedlemur]

So we all know that Crowley isn't really gay or bi or anything because he's really just Aziraphalesexual, right?

Which means... this is his pride flag.

He would be mortified.

[golswia]

my dear...

[bildadthefuckingshuite]

especially for you, my dear friend :3

here is Crowley's version, in case whoever sees this post isn't in the mood to look for it.

Also here is another version of Aziraphael's dress that I ended up discarding:

Hope you guys like it :3 ♡

(I will make some arts of this version of them thogether, btw. Just wait)

[an2e77e]

“I thought your lot didn’t dance.”

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[tricksyliesmith]

This isn't new, but i love that they redressed the Whickber Street set for the sixties sequence, clearly wanting it to seem like it was taking place in another bit of soho.

Where Crowley talks to Shadwell is directly opposite the bookshop. (Between what becomes the coffee shop and the French Cafe)

Which means the lit up signs for 'striptease' are actually on/in front of the bookshop (you can see the doorway column on the far right)

(And yes, in S2 the Dirty Donkey pub where Crowley makes his plan here is opposite the shop entrance, but in S1 it wasn't)

I love this, because it's ingenious redressing of the set, but also because if you make it canon/in-universe reality, then "I work in Soho, I hear things" becomes "you are literally parked outside my shop you idiot", and "I'll give you a lift, anywhere you want to go" is an invitation to a date - for Crowley to take him out somewhere, because he obviously doesn't need to be dropped home.

[everythingsallticketyboo]

Aziraphale: You spent all our money on THIS??  Crowley, putting tiny raincoats on ducklings: They live outside. They need this.

[bernard-the-rabbit]

ineffable wives

[spielzeugkaiser]

Back to the traditional shenanigans! This one was kind of inspired by a bunch of romeo-and-juliet-esque paintings which I liked the vibes off, but wanted something different storytelling wise. I also think I wanna do another design for female presenting Aziraphale, but for the first try this was fun :)

[nyankonui]

1960s ineffable wives,,,,,,,, plus other doodles from last night

[weirdly-specific-but-ok]

the brainrot has worsened, i'm thinking about crowley's wedding dress.

Don't look at your Mascot, good omens fandom. Don't look at me. I'm coping so fucking well it's insane. But I discovered today that Neil chose the song Book of Love for Crowley and Aziraphale's Angelic Playlist. So I listened to it for the first time today. And I'm being very normal about it.

The song ends with But I... I love it when you when you give me things. And you... you should give me wedding rings.

Which may or may not have got me thinking about Crowley and all the costumes that he's worn so far, and then thinking about what my dream wedding dress for her would be, and then wondering whether it would be a dress or a suit, then realising that it would be both. Both as in, both combined into one dress.

Now, please bear in mind: I am a visual and graphics designer. I am not under any circumstances a fashion designer. What I am, however, is still crying over Crowley and extremely fucking insane.

I then grabbed a paper and brush pens and did a (terrible) drawing before the image could escape me, and brain-dumped ideas. I have six tabs open ranging from the gown necklines of each decade of the 1800s to the superior support of back-lacing corsets. And a whiteboard open on Canva. I'm so normal I swear.

Here you go everyone have my braindump of ideas for a wedding dress for Crowley.

[Would they get married the human way? Probably not. Would he wear a dress like this for his wedding? Probably not. Am I going to achieve the end result I want? Probably not. Will I spend hours over this anyway for her? Fucking yes.]

And yes, that is Crowley carrying a bouquet of leaves from her plants. Fight me to the death on this. I bet he yelled at them beforehand too. IF I SEE A SINGLE YELLOW SPOT ON OUR WEDDING DAY, YOU'RE ALL DEAD TO ME, THIS HAS TO BE PERFECT FOR AZIRAPHALE. Poor Aziraphale probably had to sneak up to them later and comfort them.

So. Wedding dress. Terrible idea? Absolutely, maggots. I'm going to think about this endlessly anyway. New hyperfixation unlocked.

[bogtree6]

submitted piece for this years ineffable con zine 🌷

[steamclouds]

white, yellow and red Camelia

based on two illustrations by Alfons Mucha

[morbid-longing-picturesque]

it’s so funny how shocked and appalled crowley sounds whenever he says “do i look like i run a book shop” while dressed in a turtleneck and a blazer, yes king you do

[aduckwithears]

The early 19th century sure was something for our boys (gn). They were taking things at a FAST pace. (If, of course, you’re immortal and need to layer everything under 6 layers of deniability).

Whatever you do, don’t think about how in 1793 Crowley rescued Aziraphale and then they got lunch, in 1800 he brought chocolates to the bookshop then saved Aziraphale from a heavenly promotion, then in 1827 they went on a date to a cemetery in Edinburgh(prime date spot at the time esp for non-trad couples) and Crowley seemed to be having the time of his life.

Then especially don’t think about Crowley getting lightning-sanded down to Hell and showing up 35 years later in a much grumpier mood and with a request for Holy Water as “insurance”.

And don’t think about the context of their last interaction being attempted suicide by poison drink after a partner was lost… no wonder Aziraphale didn’t take the request well and they fought. No wonder Crowley was offended by fraternizing - they’d been way beyond that. Nope, don’t think about any of that.

[vyeoh]

I can't believe we could've had 60s ineffible wives. The ultimate punk and prep couple. Grease but lesbians.