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I may have bought this set primarily for Maleficent, but I paid 10 quid in import duty for them both, so I was damned if I was leaving Sleeping Beauty herself to languish in a box...
It almost feels like 'too little, too late' with Mattel's Signature series. There are some great new head sculpts - but then they all have the same, stiff arms and (at least these two) completely unjointed legs! Monster/Ever After High and the Fashionista/Style series have shown us that Mattel can make some brilliant articulated bodies - I just don't understand why they wouldn't try and use some of that for these dolls - which are supposed to be some sort of premium range, after all.
As for the repaint - I went for a side-glance (because I usually do), and a sort of doe-eyed, Veronica Lake-esque face; she always strikes me as looking half asleep even when she isn't under the spell. I refrained from rooted lashes/gloss varnish this time because I wanted her to have the rather stylised, flat appearance of the movie art direction (which is genius, by the way).
I repainted Jane today... I feel like my relationship with the Miyu sculpt is very love/hate. Sometimes I love it, sometimes I hate it... but it's always a struggle. I'm happy with the faceup, I like these eyebrows more and I think I finally have the right color over all for her, especially in the lips. However, I had one hell of a time trying to position her darn eyes and I have no idea why! >.<;
Former OM Optare Solo 40334 is seen here after repaint following transfer back to its original depot at QS. During its first spell at QS 40334 work the Metroshuttle routes in Manchester City Centre which replaced the Centreline service. It was in the green Metroshuttle 2 livery.
Here's my Monster High Venus repaint. I originally planned on turning her into a fairy, but turned her into a butterfly instead. I'll be taking a lot more photos of her and she will hopefully be listed on Ebay by the end of the day. I hope you like her. :)
Still not the best as I think... neither the eyes.
Need to redo again but I'm happy that I improve my DD face-up skill.
But I need more time.... T.T
Lothian 154 now repainted in the staircase livery seen at Stockbridge on a service 36 working to Gyle Centre via Morningside. 18th December 2017.
This repaint went so fast.
I also was able to really build up all the colors.
Only once I had some trouble with her left eye because the msc wouldn't dry at that spot for some reason, so I had to spray a new layer.
The colors photograph really well, because I could really build them up.
Her hair looks like a mess here, hehe, but I fixed that.
More tomorrow!
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Still not the best as I think... neither the eyes.
Need to redo again but I'm happy that I improve my DD face-up skill.
But I need more time.... T.T
Madder and White no more for Lothian Buses 932 looking very smart with the new Green and Cream colours.
I got her on sale a couple of weeks back and i was always intrigued by this sculpt- androgynous and strong, which upon arrival , it confirmed all my expectations. the sculpt is surprisingly detailed and easy to work with though quite ginormous lols. She is wearing a leatherette empire gown, with shoulder sculpture details and a filigree headpiece all inspired by Cherlize on Snow White and the Huntsman.
My repaint of an Abbey doll - will be up for sale on my Etsy store soon! www.etsy.com/sg-en/shop/DollvennaArt
Been trying to finish various doll related crafts that I started weeks ago. These go along with the shabby furniture I used in the Blythe cottage I posted a few weeks ago. Once painted and aged, they have some nice little details that show up.
1. Spray paint plastic Barbie furniture with many layers of cream paint (would have been better to use tan or pale gray). Let dry well (days).
2. Paint several coats of "Mineral" chalk paint by Waverly. I used "Elephant" by Waverly on the cushions.
3. Dry brush with white chalk paint.
4. Seal with clear matte spray paint. I used creme wax on the first set of furniture and that came out better, but they spray sealant was easier.
Repainted a Disney tea cart:
1. Spray painted the whole thing with gray primer
2. Filled holes on bottom with many layers for craft glue
3. Used box cardboard to cover the holes on the top of the cart
4. Spray painted, again
5. Top coated with gray chalk paint
5. Dry brushed with white chalk paint
6. Sprayed with matte clear protectant
Repaint 02, Mulan
Mulan is my favorite sculpt from the animator's collection, I luv dropping eyes <3
Recently completed bare metal repaint from the OOC Felix Plaxton Paragon.
This one is a combination of spray (black) and brush (gold) finish and an unusual arrangement for transfers seeing a white base transfer for the fleetname provided by John Atwood with a home-made inkjet one applied over to achieve the required colour.
Worked out quite well overall!