Jul 18
im sorry yall but i gotta show you this is the least stirring attempt at ragebaiting ive seen in my inbox ever. what do the last two things have to do with anything they just said
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im sorry yall but i gotta show you this is the least stirring attempt at ragebaiting ive seen in my inbox ever. what do the last two things have to do with anything they just said
you think I'm brave?
is that a labubu dressed like a leather daddy on your belt in the pride pic, because if so that's awesome
SURE IS! His name is Rico and I made his outfit :)
favorite piece of doll clothing you've made?
Probably the suit on my businesswoman! It was really hard to get it to sit right! The side panels around the shoulder were actually sewn directly onto the doll separately, then the sleeves attached and body of the blazer put on like a vest over the top of it. It's also black and white pinstripe fabric that I dyed red
Hi, maybe this has been answered already, but what do you use to add blush and shading details to your dolls? I haven't seen a tutorial for this on your Patreon so, sorry if you've posted about it and I missed something!
I've made a couple of dolls of my own, and I paint them with acrylics but, I'm not able to get that ombre / smooth transition effect that I see in your dolls with the details. If you have any tips on this that you wouldn't mind sharing, I'd really appreciate it. Here's a pic of one of mine for reference about what I mean with the flat colors (excuse her lack of clothes, I've had a hard time finding small print fabrics lol):
I use soft/chalk pastels, old powder makeup (blush/eyeshadow/etc) with makeup brushes and seal/layer with matte MSC spray. It's the method doll repainters use, and there's plenty of tutorials on using soft pastels for dolls online! I also use watercolor pencils similarly. Very cute doll!
i wish i was born with $400
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do you use any kind of molding for your head sculpts, or do you manually detail them all every time :0? very impressive if it's the latter, you're very good at maintaining consistency!!!
I've started making and using molds VERY recently, but anything before the Big Bad Wolf dolls was manually sculpted each time, with exception of some hands and shoes. Not to toot my own horn, but I'm pretty proud of the consistency between sculpts when I'm doing all the sculpting at once :)
what does OOAK mean?
oops ouchy augh kraaaap!