This paper doll book is of Marci, a very fashionable librarian. Hmm, who does that remind you of? She comes with the doll, her trademark yellow dress and red hair, a library playset for you to color and many more outfits and wigs for a hard days work of dewey decimal systeming.
my current project is a set of doppelgangers. I'm not sure how it wwill all work out, but a doppelganger is understanding the concept that there are many versions of the same person around the world. These four men live in completely different places and yet they tend to dress somewhat similarly, they look alike, and they wear their hair in a similar, if slightly different way. Not sure what I'm going to do with Doppelgangers yet, but I should know soon.
This wacky but stylish doll was made out of paper, pipe cleaners, fabric and beads. She is a one-of-a-kind and was glued rather than sewn. Make her a part of your home today.
This was my attempt at foam dolls. I assembled them with brads and sewing pins. They are fully versatile with only their face being a permament fixture. Hair, clothes, accessories and even body parts can be removed. Their are currently only two in the collection. A witch and a vampira.
I LOVE drawing spooky but beautiful witches and ghouls. I think the halloween themed characters are especially glamourous because they are such individuals. I felt especially creative making these outfits. From the black and hyper-colored evening gown to the yellow, purple, and red sundress to my personal favorite, the black-paneled business suit with shocking red leather boots, Venetia says doesn't follow any fashion rules other than "gorgeous".
