Eyebright's overalls are done! Now he has a proper lil outfit while I make his fancy Landsknecht costume and wait for my supplies. Here's a tip: line your fabric with the thinnest iron-on interfacing. The fabric won't fray or stain your doll.
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Eyebright's overalls are done! Now he has a proper lil outfit while I make his fancy Landsknecht costume and wait for my supplies. Here's a tip: line your fabric with the thinnest iron-on interfacing. The fabric won't fray or stain your doll.
First time designing a BJD, kinda nervous...
This is my first time doing BJD makeup!! I combined my makeup style with dolls and tutorials I saw on XHS and it was really fun!
I had no idea what I was doing when I sat down, but I just slowed down and let myself become both doll and artist
‼️I AM AN ENGAGED LESBIAN, I DON'T WANT A SUGAR DADDY, FUCK OFF‼️
I've noticed that the BJD style tends to have more sculpted looking eyes. It looks like it is a different technique than how most of the doll makeup tutorials show. Do have any tips or tutorials?
Hey there! Yes~
I think the look is all about harsh contouring of the face, with usually a reddish colour. Here are two tutorials we have on the blog as of now: A B
I will go searching right now for some BJD makeup tutorials and get them in the queue~ :D
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