#lady crowley

[tartppola]

crowleyyyyyy

[beastsovrevelation]

Fem!Crowley, how she looks in my fics. 🐍

Reference: Teresa Palmer

[pixels-art-stuff]

Collection of my good Omens art so far.

[nerdypixel]

This is a female version of the demon Crowley from Good Omens. I was inspired by the third episode of the series and thought how a Suffragette Crowley would look like. There will be some more paintings of both a female version of Crowley and Aziraphael in the next days, following their shenanigans during the Suffragette movement.

Aziraphael got caught up in all of this unwillingly, just because he wanted to try out the food in one of the women's clubs, that were popular at the time. A certain demon had different plans...

[arwendeluhtiene]

Vintage Lady Crowley (Summer 2021 shoot, 2022-23 edits) 😎🍎🐍! . It's more of a generic look than an actual reenactment, with 30s and 40s inspiration (the dress looks more 30s, the make-up and hair are intentionally more 40s inspired), and most of all it's a Crowley subversion of the Old Hollywood glamour aesthetic (which from a purely aesthetic pov I quite like), as well as the femme fatale tropes of the era (which are oft misogynistic, so I was looking for a bit of subversion there most of all, as I kinda think Crowley would not be a fan of the sexism that's in the 'glam Hollywood femme fatale' trope and would intentionally play with it as they do with the Biblical themes as well). . I've had this Zara heavily sequined and beaded black dress for ages without a chance to wear it (and it was on sale for like, 10 euro), and it reminds me a lot of both Art Deco and especially of 1930s slinky evening dresses. The wig is much more of a 40s length and style, tho, so I ended up choosing a 40-inspired makeup to go with it (which I do prefer to the thin eyebrows and overdrawn lips of the 30s, tbh xD)

My Crowley cosplay posts

DeviantArt

Facebook cosplay page

Cosplay Instagram

[gleafer]

Here’s some Good Omens art but with the ladies because I need all the Girl Power in the world to make it through today!

[beastsovrevelation]

Since I said I'll work on Good Omens fanfiction, I thought I'll bring my best fanart from my previous basement.

Lady Crowley 😈

Inspired by the Crucifixion look. I think she turned out lovely, though her hair is a bit too blood red. If she appears evil... It's Crowley. She'd be trying to do so, trying almost too hard. And she might just be succeeding... My mom could not tell this was supposed to be Crowley at first because she "looked too mean". 🤣

[cononeillbreastingboobily]

THE vibe for the reunion in season 3

[vavoom-sorted-art]

Oh, Aziraphale. I understand now. I'm in love.

[cloud-based-and-rainpilled]

Love that the new Good Omens Kiss Revelation ™️ basically boils down to “Yeah we had a whole scene choreographed but David and Michael just immediately started making out and wouldn’t stop so we deleted two takes out of embarrassment”

[seileach67]

I couldn't agree more!

Good Omens Fandom and Body-Type Representation (1/2): Lady Crowley

The Good Omens fandom is on fire after the release of Season 2 (we need to cope, yes). There is a lot to say, but let me focus on the visual representation of Aziraphale and Crowley as women. It has always been done, gender swap is a sort of internet rule, but in this case it's canon – or nearly so: in Season 1, during Warlock's childhood, Crowley is a woman; and Neil Gaiman himself revealed that among the flashbacks planned as possible for Season 2, there was "a 1960s American one with Crowley and Aziraphale female presenting." The fandom has gone wild, and the fan art of ineffable wives has multiplied.

So, let's talk about Crowley as a woman – I’ll call her Lady Crowley.

She. Is. Glorious. When artists draw Lady Crowley, they depict her as confident, bold, and beautiful, while retaining Crowley's physical features. Now, I'd like to draw attention to my own physical features. I have a hooked nose, a sharp jawline, I'm very tall and very thin, without curves. In short, I'm very David Tennant-ish (it even happened a couple of times that I was told I looked cartoonish). Rarely in my life have I seen myself as beautiful. Even more rarely have I seen women like me in cultural products who weren't the comic relief, or the villains. Certainly not the primary romantic interest of the story.

The portrayal of Lady Crowley expands the concept of "feminine beauty." Not only it reiterates a figure of a woman unconventionally or atypically beautiful – and the more you see her, the more you'll be inclined to represent women like her – but it surrounds her with coolness. It's the imaginary that feeds itself.

Sure, it's a small slice of imaginary. However, maybe the next time a tall, thin, big-nosed teenage girl gazes herself in the mirror, she won’t think, "I'm ugly, I look like a Scottish man," but rather, "I look like Lady Crowley, I'm awesome!”. For me, this would already be enough.

Stay tuned for the next post on Aziraphale.

[beastsovrevelation]

I did some more work on these. Meaning, I turned pencil sketches into line-art. I should try and colour them, probably.

(Fem!Crowley)

(Satan)

(Maxine Frost, my Antichrist)

[zlinkiez]

My Sexuality is very much women in Armor, so Fem Crowley as an Angel only felt right.

[dingledraw]

Lady Antonia J. Crowley

[sbarrysncream1]

(In Obama’s voice)

Fellas, uhhhhhhh, I do believe uhhhhhh…… I cooked.

The final part of my Macbeth series!! I’m so happy with how it came out!!!

This series made me realize that life truly is magical and that drawing hands must be hell’s eternal punishment 😃

@elsinore-and-inverness

@davidtennantgenderenvy

[marril96]

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