Luella base from Wayuki's Place

Original Lexie

Dani base from Watermelon Bubblegum

Original Irene

Sugar base from Apitchou

This is a idealistic self portrait. My hair is obviously not that long, and I *wish* I had that outfit! It is an old nintendo controller in my hand, and that is a pacman ghost on my shirt.  This doll was used as an Avatar for myself on OTV for a while.

(Mini)big base from Watermelon Bubblegum

Karla base from Desdemona's Lab

Cute little dollie. I let my fiance(now husband) pick the base and the name. I love this doll, I wanted to do a unique neckline, and the rest of the doll came from that.  Later, I lightened her dress and hair a tad to make the skin stand out more.

Talith base from Apitchou

I seem to have goth on the mind, this is my attempt at a little undead doll. She was going to have bones sticking out in places, but it ended up taking away from the doll more than adding to her. I like the doll I ended up with.  Notice the blue splotches on the glove, I want those gloves!

Elvina base from Swords and Roses

Dya base from Autumn Pixels

Not sure what came over me, but I absolutely love her. I had no plans when I made her, I just sortof winged it. A very fun doll to make, and she definately has a lot of personality!

Vanda base from Apitchou

Here is Tzondrea, a character from a D&D game. I tried a new technique to make her hair, and glass bottle, and I think it turned out very well. Tzondrea is (because I hardly ever play standard races) a water genasi, notice the scales around her eyes?

Minus base from Apitchou

Well, I worked on this one for a while on and off. I no longer have any perspective to tell if she's a good doll, due to the two months I worked on her. I like her. I see tiny flaws, but I'm past the point of obsessing. The non-symmetric hair was a thing to overcome, figureing out what it would look like from all those angles. Regardless, she was a fun experiment, and I hope you like her.