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I got bored and repainted my Inque again. I know, I'm impossible getting bored with my dolls so easily, but repainting is better than always buying a new one. LOL Let's see how long this version will last. ;p
So my third Monster is finished. The second is still nude but I will hurry to finish her too!
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So one of the local Barbie club members asked me if I could fix a yellowed Silkstone doll and at first I was like nahhhh, but then they said I could paint over the head and they’d give me 5 Poppy Parker bodies if I did so of course I agreed. They said I could do whatever but to keep in mind it’s gonna be a gift item at the next Barbie convention.
So with that in mind I decided on a more neutral makeup look that would make this doll fit in with any Silkstone collection but it’s still in my tastes haha. The face up is entirely in acrylic paint and heavily inspired by 1950s makeup tutorials where the colour palette emphasised about dressing to the occasion. And since she’s in her sleepwear I figured not to use dramatic makeup.
WOO HOO! We're getting there!
Next I add the eyelashes. I start by placing my paintbrush tip against the black eyeliner that I painted earlier... then painting outward and upward to make each individual eyelash.
GO SLOWLY! There is no need to rush eyelashes. I always count them as I go too, so that there is an even amount of lashes on each eye... and don't forget to paint the lower lashes!
Then there are the eyebrows.
These are difficult to get even. It really takes some eyeballing.
This is also when I add the color to the eyes. I start with a color slightly lighter than the base color, and paint it in a half moon arc (there is no need to paint the center, it will be covered with black).
Then I paint more and more lighter colors on... making sure to focus the lightest parts on one side of the eye.
After I like the color build up, I paint on the black pupils... going very slowly and making sure they look like they match, and don't give the doll a wonky stare.
After the black is painted on, I go back and add some more lighter colors to the iris... just to give it some pop.
As far as the eyebrows are concerned... I paint only the most simple, and basic of shapes first.... then try as hard as I can to mimic it on the other side. Once I feel that they are about even, I give them more detail.
ARUN
Former - 11" Tall - 2009 VERY BASIC LEROY-LIGHT SKINTONE
Limited Edition: 100 pcs
Dressed doll. All the clothes and accessories demonstrated on photo are included (orange top, blue denim pants).
That's the real boy!
From the early morning he kicks the football with friends, pulls girls` tresses, pinches sweets from cupboard, misses his classes, spent his very last penny on candies or huge pizza pie at bakery on the opposite side of the block. He perches the cinema-hall though back entrance to watch a new film without getting a ticket. He goes fishing with father and elder brother on Sunday, drinks milk from the pack and can easily eat 5 hot-dogs at once and after that he doesn't refuse dinner and mama's big cherry pie. He brings home stray dogs and kittens, forgets his school-bag at cloak-room, but never forgets to eat "an apple a day to keep a doctor away!" He fights boys from the neighborhoods, teases teacher behind his back, climbs over the fence and is not afraid of anything! Real life of a real boy!
After almost a whole month later, I finally finished my first fully customized bratz doll. I used a lot of different techniques to acheive her look, including repainting her shoes to match her outfit. Man, I just wish I had purchased more of that stripey fabric (_ _)
I have caught the repaint bug!! And since I had an extra Allan doll, I decided to repaint him today. Eventually I will get a Ken repainted. I have ordered one especially to repaint. Cant wait for him to get there.
Anyway, I decided I wanted this Allan to be a blonde blue eyed boy. So, that is what I did. I mixed up a blond color that was similar to painted hair Ken's hair color, but I decided I wanted to do some highlighting and shading on the hair. I went to town doing that.
I hope you enjoy this guy. I really had fun transforming him. :)
At first I didn't like painting Lagoona because her eyes are really bulgy in the sculpt... but I really like it now. I've liked both of the Lagoonas I've done so far. This one was going to be the one for my collection, but I'm getting a DotD Lagoona in a trade! YAY!
If you like her, this 'goona's on Etsy.
With the modified seatstays and the fork legs, and the serious rust under the BB shell, this frameset is getting a repaint. The color I picked is "antique pink" (RAL 3014, which looks like this: www.fibreglast.com/product/ral-3014-antique-pink-color-ge...). I hope it turns out well
I recently saw one amazingly hot picture of Tyson Beckford and realized that Darius sculpt has got to be inspired by him. I just had to repaint my Darius to channel him! ;)
Myscene Repaint and Fur Wig.
I hate this fur, but I love the colour, is so cute, caramel-like. The quality is awful, unfortunately.
I don't like how the repaint came out. I've got to keep on with the practice, I guess.
Rerooted and petite repainted(cheek and freckle) by Amy
* Base Momoko - Petworks Momoko 04NY
* Outfit - Sugar Baby Love
* Doll-house - Gamja
I took my time with this one, and used a tutorial. Her hair is cut, but I like it that way.
I made her eyes match the purple highlights in her hair.
She's for sale here: www.etsy.com/listing/101931106/clawdeen-repaint