#doll art
Another Breach doll design because I cannot be stopped
Concept art of a Breach doll I may one day try to sew
The Resurrection Of Lucie Doll
Earlier, I posted the top photo of a size 0 Gaultier fashion doll named Lucie who’d fallen on very hard times. My boss was generous enough to let me have her (head, shoulder plate, and neck articulation mechanism) when I noticed her sitting on a workbench, separated from the body she’d been purchased for. Armed with epoxy, a round file, sandpaper, and admittedly vague knowledge of what I was doing, I set to work.
The first method I tried involved making a mold using Sculpey and self-hardening Alley Goop silicon mold clay. I must have done something wrong, because the silicon never hardened and I had to scrap that method altogether. I instead just worked with the epoxy (Apoxie Sculpt, recommended by a friend/lifelong restoration artist) sans mold- freehand, I guess? As you can see, the result is generally correct but somewhat clumsy, which I’m attempting to remedy as best I can by sanding.
In several 20-minute periods.
Because the hardware store doesn’t stock size small respirator masks and the larger one makes me lightheaded if I wear it too long. #petiteproblems
Once the arduous task of sanding is done, the equally arduous airbrushing begins. Have I mentioned I’ve never used an airbrush before? This is going to be…interesting.
(That being said, I do flatter myself that I’ve done pretty well for a first try. Having an intact French fashion doll as a model helped immensely in the sculpting phase. Otherwise it seems largely a matter of forcing myself to slow down and take as long as necessary to get things right.)
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HONEYCOMB & CINNAMON
5.5′’ inch posable mushroom sprite art dolls, going up in my new shop this Sunday 15th of May at 21:00 GMT+1 (that’s Irish time).
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Pox as movable joints and ears! I love his feet the most <3 He’s so huggable too! Here are some pictures of him in bright colorful detail <3
First doll ever made, wanted a sick bunny design and watched a lot of how to videos on doll making.
Made with magic clay which I don’t recommend using but it works as a first project! I loved how he turned out, his name is Pox. Here’s a video where I show his movable joints and ears!
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Rock painting has fast become a real love of mine. It’s so much fun! This is a little Russian Doll I finished a couple of days ago. Happy Saturday! xx
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Made a cat clown doll!
procrastinated way to much making this
It’s really cool to take a look at your present and past work. Not in the aim for comparing but to realize that everything is in constant change and we are always learning something new♥
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Result of today’s art stream with DescallD! Her cutie Dolly!! Fun to draw something a lil bit risqué for once!
Rainbow High Superpower AU!
I don’t think I’ll have time to make an illustration for all the dolls before they go out for adoption, but here’s another one of Little Puddle Bottom’s folk.
Bunny Alice, is very much a little lady.
She loves pretty dresses and pretty bows,
But most of all she loves all things that grow.
She likes to spend hours on end in her little garden shed,
Arranging all sorts of bouquets from her flower bed.
If you ever come to Little Puddle Bottom,
Go and see Alice, and together, watch the flowers blossom.<3 <3
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Hasbro’s Maxie and friends♡
