Some years ago, I found two 23" My Twinn rescue dolls on ebay when I was still learning about dolls. I completely fell in love with their look and set out on a mission to rescue and restore them. They looked a bit rough when they arrived. But I was eager to see what I could do with them and focused on the potential. [node:read-more:link]
My Twinn Cai's custom Hanfu outfit was a fun challenge, and I really liked the final result. I did several photoshoots of her wearing it, with a few classic Chinese hairstyles. [node:read-more:link]
Hey everyone! Just dropping a quick message this evening to announce that our Dollmaker demo will finally be going live in the next day or two! Everyone who has been working on the app is really excited to see our demo going public--with the full-featured live version not far behind! [node:read-more:link]
Here's an update on this season's LRC custom dolls, and who they eventually became. . .
I posted this image of the completed group last month, though they weren't exactly complete as they had no identities yet.
So here is the updated group, with their new personas. [node:read-more:link]
Today my two random dolls were randomly selected from my list of custom dolls, LRC Charmers and The Cool Ones. They dont have names; they're both prototypes for future dolls.
Both the dolls use face sculpts by Pat Secrist (I adore Secrist faces!): Annette on the left, and Punkin the little princess on the right. [node:read-more:link]
Onto Part II of my First-Borns Project. (Again apologies for poor lighting. I had zero% natural sunlight as the skies rained for days!)
So I had fairly good success with my first two First-Borns, English Boy and Punkin Princess (for lack of better names). So I grabbed another four blank heads and got to work on them. [node:read-more:link]
