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another Draculaura, I just love this sculpt! she's so photogenic I couldn't take a bad photo of her if I tried!
www.etsy.com/listing/96283651/ooak-monster-high-draculaur...
So here is my werecat repaint of Meowlody who I removed the stripes from her body and styled the extra hair bit to sit better on her head. I mostly went for a red eyed look to match her glove but I’m kinda hoping to get the other werecat to steal for her glove.
I’m not a big fan of werecats since they’re not really a classic monster, but hey, cats are pretty cool.
Walls are Benjamin Moore 'Classic Gray' (Regal Select) in an eggshell finish, to match the dining room, but I had it darkened 25% to help the white trim pop a teensy bit. Trim is Benjamin Moore Advance in 'White', straight out of the can as the machine supposedly color matched it to Sherwin Williams 'Extra White' which is used on the trim in the other rooms. BM Advance really needs to dry overnight and be sanded in between each of three coats. But it's worth it for the lovely hardened finish. Ceilings are Zinsser Stainblock Ceiling Paint in flat bright white (straight out of the can).
Em'lia did this absolutely georgeous repaint on a FR2 Dasha. I think it's amazing how she gave her such a feminine look! She was originally a Minimalist Dasha- in the promotional pictures, I liked her for her business woman attitude, but in person, she seemed to be too hard (and she had really tiny eyes!).
She is also wearing a dress by em'lia- she explained to me that it is one of the first she ever finished and everything is hand sewn (no sewing maschine). I am proud to have it in my collection, too! Please notice the peek a boo in the back! ;)
I found my great-grandma's furniture in the basement, sanded and repainted it the color that's in the center of the flower on my pillows. I love the shape of these end tables...
"Peacock Feather" from Behr
All these are of the same step, I just couldn't decide which ones were the most relevant. No, I don't think a single one is sharp, sorry.)
Repaint practice on a My Scene head (less ugly and more fun to work with than the Bratz head I used before). Still awful but making progress. Practicing blushing with acrylic paint on an almost dry brush (can't use pastels due to no spray sealer). I keep overdoing it...
All these are of the same step, I just couldn't decide which ones were the most relevant. No, I don't think a single one is sharp, sorry.)
Repaint practice on a My Scene head (less ugly and more fun to work with than the Bratz head I used before). Still awful but making progress. Practicing blushing with acrylic paint on an almost dry brush (can't use pastels due to no spray sealer). I keep overdoing it...
I just found some black and white process photos of Necrosha I never uploaded. This was before I applied the the leaf gold tattooing on her.
Nouveau repaint sur une Monster High Abbey Bominable.
C'est plutôt une reprise de mon tout premier repaint qui datait de quelques années mais que j'aimais bien et que j'ai retravaillé ;)
www.etsy.com/fr/listing/495270489/monster-high-ooak-doll-...
So I had some spare dolls I offered to paint up in trade for Mmymoon’s dolls and so I went about customizing them, trying new techniques I didn’t think of trying before.
The Dragon CAM has sculpted milliput boobs made much bigger because, hey, Mmymoon suggested doing different breast sizes and yeah. She also has a CAM Gorgon wig with a paint wash to bring out details and such.
The Abbey has had her tinsel and coloured hair ripped out, her breast size shrunk down and a body repaint.
And the Vampire CaM got repainted, woop.