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It was fun repaint. The decals are solvent slide. I wouldn't describe those as fun. When mixing the paint I was thinking about Peter and trying to come up with a Weigle-esque color. It's a very fine metallic silver with a few drops of a green pearl base coat. The color changes depending on lighting. It looks Weigle-ish to me.
wearing Mattel dress; hat from Peak Season Kyori; jewelry from High Point Vanessa and Infallible Dasha; shoes from Dress Code Vanessa
So after…. 8+ years, my acetone shrunk Lumina head finally got a proper face up. Even when I was younger I wanted her to have a momoko style face up so I finally did it. Now to try making a wig when I can…
And yeah, I finally repainted Sailor Jupiter too, though I feel like my Anime face skills haven’t progressed further than my 14 year old’s doodles in the paper margins.
Holy crap, these people are talented! Please click on the links to see the bigger versions of these as they are really fantastic! I really want to try my hand at doing this. Maybe I'll pick up a Cleo to play around with since I love her skintone. Anyone have any tips?
1. Monster High, 2. snoflake, 3. Circus Freaky Frankie, tightrope walker *Explored! 20-12-2011* ^___^, 4. Marie Teaser, 5. CALAVERA, 6. Monster High Abbey Bominable Repaint *PREVIEW*, 7. Monster High Ophelia 1, 8. Virginia Dentata, 9. Monster High Draculaura Dead Tired Repaint, 10. Untitled, 11. Ghoulia Yelps, 12. C.A. Cupid repaint Finnal Version
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Monster High Dead Tired Cleo de Nile repaint. Finally got around to it, painted her yesterday. I thought it would be a good idea to paint some henna-patterns on her hands... Her teeny, tiny hands. That was quite hard and ended up a bit too messy for my tastes, but for now, it'll have to do and I'm not sure I want to redo it, ever xD
I also made the saree, though I'm either going to buy or make her a better one in the future.
Close-up of her hands, without flash.
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
Pictures of a new Monster High repaint of mine! Her name is Caemille and she's available on my Etsy (for any of those interested) which you can find a link to in my profile.
Some picture's of the back/top of Caemille's head. She's a bit dirty from having sat around a lot, though these flaws are always going to be covered up if she's wearing a wig (which I think most people will keep a wig on her).
I quite honestly love this girl, she's my first repaint that I'm selling (though not my first repaint overall) and I feel like she came out quite nice. At first I was iffy about her wig, but now I really like it on her! It matches her eyebrows and looks pretty darn good. She also comes with Skelita's basic dress, Scaris Draculaura's top, Dance Class Operetta's shoes, and a Bratzillaz belt.
I've been sitting on this gal for over a year only half cleaned. I finally sat down this morning and finished her.
This is my best (and only 3rd) repaint so far on a Monster High. I only used pastels and watercolor pencils. Green is an odd color to work on, enough said on that.
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.
I buy this doll in a dollar stor for 1 euro so I decided to repaint her and add hair too because she was bald lol I know she has many fails,but I'm learning :) Hope you like it
First, our amazing Youth Engagement Team painted the rock purple without a
name, and then McIver's crew painted it with his name and they said Hey!
So, they painted it again! All well within the rules of the rock!
Nancy
HISTORY OF THE ROCK: thegauntlet.ca/supplements/16/index.php?sid=3169