Delilah’s work across short films and TV has led her to dress 1900s ladies, serial killers, fantasy bards and porcelain dolls to name a few. With a flare for the dramatic, detailed and daring, her original designs combine historical silouette with crafts of her Irish heritage, giving each character detailed and biographical embroidery she designs herself. She is heavily inspired by the Fantasy media she grew up playing and reading, the dark detail of Fromsoftware’s Bloodborne can be seen next to the bright humour of Danny Kay’s The Court Jester.
Delilah would. Describe herself as a fantasy and historical illustrator. Taking the training from her costume design degree, she has applied it to strong, narrative character portraits with compositions remnant of tarot cards. She combines detailed, oil-like rendering, with sharp paper-cut edonsges. Her love for watercolour comes trough in her digital work, with texture enhancing the strong silouettes of her pieces. Delilah has been heavily inspired by games with artistic world building such as Dragon Age and Hollow Knight, RPG’s such as Dungeons and Dragons, and TCG’s like Magic the Gathering
