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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...
OOAK Repaint Monster High Draculaura as " The Nightingale and the Emperor" available for Adoption at www.etsy.com/listing/152313999/ooak-custom-monster-high-r...
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.
After taking off the wig, I mark the general shapes and expression wrinkles that I will need to work on. I won't reveal who is the character I am working on. I'm sure in one or another step you will recognize him.
Sydney is wearing a purchased wig and a beautiful Regency style bonnet created by Louise Goldsborough of Angelique Miniatures.
school spirit apple white! for sale here www.etsy.com/uk/listing/248990581/ever-after-high-repaint...
A baby on the way, a husband who's on the warpath to get things done before a trip abroad... time for a nap!
This is my first, and so far only, Gene doll repaint. She's a Simply Gene Red head put on a straight-leg Gene body. I won her in a raffle and I have no idea what Gene doll the body originally belonged to. :^[
There's a lot of problems with the repaint--I really had no idea what I was doing and used cheap, cruddy craft paints that weren't thinned down (hence why her eyes are all blobby and uneven). I didn't remove all of her original paint either, just the eyeshadow. I went over her eyebrows and lips with my new paint, and covered over her eyes so they were looking forward (and be brown, instead of Gene's spooky blue). One eye came out bigger than the other, though, and the reflection shines aren't coming from the same direction. She looks craaaaaaaaaaaaaazy. And get this! I didn't remove her eyelashes! I just trimmed them down and painted over the glued nubs that were left! Auuuuuuuuuuuugh what a mess. I want to remove all her paint and re-do this someday, with higher quality supplies--and I should do it soon, because the red paint on her lips is already beginning to leach into the plastic and stain. D^: It's a shame, because despite her faults, she really is lovely. I used Prismacolor colored pencils for her eyeshadow and blush, which was the smartest thing I did in the entire project. They've held up just fine, and haven't stained anything.
She's wearing a dress I knitted. I had named her Rachel, but since I have three friends and a cousin named Rachel, I'm not so keen on the name now. :^P (I am tremendously fickle and change the names of my toys whenever I feel like it.) I'm thinking of changing her name to Rowan.