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wearing Mattel dress; hat from Peak Season Kyori; jewelry from High Point Vanessa and Infallible Dasha; shoes from Dress Code Vanessa
Custom Listing for Minako | Monster High Repaint Art Doll OOAK – Draculaura
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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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Jessica is a one-of-a-kind Barbie Basics Denim repaint by Hyangie.
She's ready for a day of shopping in the cooler weather.
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
i am having so much fun repainting the animators and rapunzel is one of the cutest ones out there in my opinion! i wanted her to have a kind of pleading expression but a little sad at the same time as if she is asking mother gothel: "can we go and see the lights?" =3
i do not own tangled or any characters. they belong to disney.
Lady GaGa
Noel Cruz is one of the most versatile and distinguished repaint artists in the doll community. He is most recognized for his character and celebrity based dolls due to their uncanny resemblance to the people they portray. His dolls are derived from several models like Gene, Tyler, Sydney, etc, by various doll-makers such as Robert Tonner and Franklin Mint. His repaints as well as his portraits are done with intricate detail to the point of being naturally lifelike in essence. Highly regarded among collectors and artists alike, Noel attempts to raise the bar and bring a fresh take to the common mass produced doll with every face he paints. Noel's specialty is with one of a kind repaints. The beauty of repaints is that almost no two are exactly alike just as no two artists are alike.
Visit my web site at www.ncruz.com
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.
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.
monsterhigh repainted doll by me in a new home already, howleen wolf in more pinkish tones and softer face
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