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Eileaya Nondi (Nonni)
In 2008, I was lucky to be offered this head by the wonderful Weslie on DoA who created the original design based on the Draenei from World of Warcraft and had it cast as a Minimee. She is one of 2 heads cast.
She became my mini project. The head had a minimal chin/underchin, so I added apoxie sculpt to the neck hole to increase her chin and also moved the neck hole back so the head sat better on a body.
I wanted her to have 'sexy' curves, so she was originally destined to be on a a dollfie dream body. Unfortunately, I found that the paint rubbed off too easily. My second choice was a Luts girl body which took the paint well and also has nice curves.
I liked the look of the original grey clay master photos that were sent to Weslie for approval, so I decided she needed to be grey. Which was fortunate as the head was a light normal skin tone while the body was luts peachy normal skin. In addition, the apoxie sculpt on her chin was white and obvious. The body and head were coated with MSC and (since I have no plans to ever need to remove the paint, so permanent isn't a problem) sprayed her with primer for a nice smooth all over grey look.
I added pinks and blues to a white white and found some pupiless purple eyes that work very well with her. The corset she is wearing in most photos came from a fullset doll I sold. I had to find a replacement. She has lots of jewelry made by OrangeBabyDolly.
Her horns fit on pegs and tend to fall off. I keep meaning to figure out a way to insert magnets. Maybe someday...
Eileaya Nondi (Nonni)
In 2008, I was lucky to be offered this head by the wonderful Weslie on DoA who created the original design based on the Draenei from World of Warcraft and had it cast as a Minimee. She is one of 2 heads cast.
She became my mini project. The head had a minimal chin/underchin, so I added apoxie sculpt to the neck hole to increase her chin and also moved the neck hole back so the head sat better on a body.
I wanted her to have 'sexy' curves, so she was originally destined to be on a a dollfie dream body. Unfortunately, I found that the paint rubbed off too easily. My second choice was a Luts girl body which took the paint well and also has nice curves.
I liked the look of the original grey clay master photos that were sent to Weslie for approval, so I decided she needed to be grey. Which was fortunate as the head was a light normal skin tone while the body was luts peachy normal skin. In addition, the apoxie sculpt on her chin was white and obvious. The body and head were coated with MSC and (since I have no plans to ever need to remove the paint, so permanent isn't a problem) sprayed her with primer for a nice smooth all over grey look.
I added pinks and blues to a white white and found some pupiless purple eyes that work very well with her. The corset she is wearing in most photos came from a fullset doll I sold. I had to find a replacement. She has lots of jewelry made by OrangeBabyDolly.
Her horns fit on pegs and tend to fall off. I keep meaning to figure out a way to insert magnets. Maybe someday...