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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
Clementine is a monster high doll repainted by an unknown artist
Because of the restriction to 1000 photographs imposed by flickr, I moved most of the monster high ooak pictures of my dolls here :
mhandeahooakdollcollection.blogspot.com/
And Clementine particularly here :
mhandeahooakdollcollection.blogspot.com/2019/04/64-clemen...
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
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!
One of the few ex-Larkfield Presidents to gain a 'Olympia' repaint is Trident 33011. Caught on Stockwell St southbound, out of service and doubtlessly headed back to Caledonia.
Photo Date: 26th January 2018
Alright! Final steps!
1. I go back in and add detail to the eyebrows, darkening them as well.
2. I paint the color on the lips. Now... with this one, I went for a more 'natural' style... so there are no lip lines... but if you want those tiny little lip lines, I recommend patience, a light touch, painting outward from the center and using a medium amount of retardant... so it's moist, but won't bead.
3. I went back and added more color to the eyeshadow, in light, light layers.
4. And... (and this is the point when I consider the painting done) I added the white dot highlights to the eyes!
OH! I forgot to mention 2 important details!
1. BLUSHING: I blush using pastels I purchased from www.volksusa.com which are designed to be used in giving a doll a faceup. I currently don't seal my blush, because, short of getting it wet, it's harder than heck to get off once you get it on there... and I toted the first Frankie I painted all over the place and her blush never budged.
~To Apply~ I take a small cotton ball and rub it on the stick of pastel... then I rub it directly onto the area of the cheeks that I want the blush to be. Usually it goes on too strong... so I rub it with my thumb until it lightens to where I want it.
2.SEALING: So... you've finished, and you like what you've done... and you kind of want it to stick around... so what next?! Seal it! I use a medium Gloss coating (also made by Liquitex) and coat everything I've painted. Eyes, lips, eyebrows... and any extras (like the fish I painted on Lagoona.
When you are applying the gloss, it's VERY IMPORTANT to get it on in one go. Don't apply the gloss, let it sit a second and then go apply more, or even touch it with your brush. Gloss is very tacky, and dries very quickly, and you will end up ruining your gloss coat and leaving yourself with a lumpy looking doll if you mess around with the gloss after you've laid it.
There has been a rumor among railfans that the Pee Dee RR Locomotives would be repainted in the owner Aberdeen and Rockfish rail colors. At least one unit has been spotted partially painted. See repaint 2of2 for a look at the A&R scheme. Once painted, will necessitate an update trip down.
Repaint 02, Mulan
Mulan is my favorite sculpt from the animator's collection, I luv dropping eyes <3
Ever After High Repaint Art Doll OOAK – Dexter Charming
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Lothian 154 now repainted in the staircase livery seen at Stockbridge on a service 36 working to Gyle Centre via Morningside. 18th December 2017.
My repaint of an Abbey doll - will be up for sale on my Etsy store soon! www.etsy.com/sg-en/shop/DollvennaArt
Here is Express Motors Optare Solo SH51 MKN is seen at Caernarfon bus station as its boarding the passangers for the route 93 to Hendre. This bus has now had a half a repaint to make it look even more better than the previous livery, it also kept the fleet name as original and the fleet names back to front have now been removed and the paint of the doors are also staying original. 20/05/17
*SEE MORE OF MY ELEVATORS/LIFTS & BUSES*
YOUTUBE
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So my first finished repaint. I like her, but i still have to practice more. You cant really see the details on her eyes because my focus is an idiot :D
First Cymru 42906 in undercoat being repainted for all over advert for promoting Cashless Fares it arrived from West of England still in willowleaf livery (Photo By Steve Powell)
I have always been drawn to the story of Tarzan! I have also wanted to do a BB #15 guy as Tarzan for for about 2 years. My Tarzan is a full repaint. He has a handmade wig that is matted with loose dreadlocks to reflect how a man living in the jungle might really look- at least in my imagination (smile).
Empty CSX grain train, G284 is northbound at Montezuma, Georgia on the "new line" in October 2004. A former Conrail CW40-8 leads with it's YN2 dress still looking fresh although 7373 was an early repaint. (Slide Scan)
I re-repainted my Inque today. I did like the way she looked before, but my technical painting skills have improved since I repainted her before and every time I looked at her I felt a little embarrassed. I didn't have a good day at painting today though, so I'm not sure if she is technically improved, but I do like the retro look. ;)
She is wearing all Superfrock: Blade lingerie, Cross hose, Rock-it shoes, restyled Swallow wig and a teal shirt.
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.