KLJ Art

An artist who loves dolls and working in so many mediums. Also dragons. DM for commisions Shop: https://goimagine.com/kljart/

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The last of my stop motion videos for this batch of dolls!

Dolls go on sale today!

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Another short stop motion to show off the cats!

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I am going to sell these cat dolls, and I made some short stop motion videos to help them get seen!

Dolls drop Jan 10th at noon EST, shop link below

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The last of this group of cat witches, a little goth themed black cat!

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Another cat witch! These silver dragonfly wing beads are some of my favorite to use, the little dragonflies are always so cute!

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A few progress shots that show how I build my doll bodies- I use clay for the head, hands, and shoes, build a wire skeleton, and then use yarn to build up the limbs and body. I mostly use felt with some fuzzy yarn accents to make the cat fur.

And then I sew them their little clothes and witch hats (of course).

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Made this guy and then realized I absolutely had to make a tiny sword for them! I 3d printed the blade and then sculpted the pommel, handle, and cross guard out of wood and clay.

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Another of the cat witches I have been working on to sell. I got to do a little bit of wire wrapping on this guy's staff which I always enjoy!

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I'm hoping to sell some dolls over the next few months, currently looking into different online marketplaces. My first drop is going to be different OOAK Cat Witches, including this colorful cat!

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I have been making custom cat dolls lately! This is Princess Sophie-Cat, who I made for a very dear friend. I sculpted the face, paws, and shoes with clay, and made the body with felt and a posable wire skeleton. All the clothes were hand sewn, embroidered, and beaded. This project became much more complicated than I had originally intended, but I'm so happy with how it turned out!

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A small watercolor landscape. I realized after doing this one that I was treating the watercolor like gouache :p

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A traditional still life from school