Hello everyone. I'm happy to say I am not dead. Sorry.

Anywho. One semester of my senior year down! Just one to go. Huzzah. However, I'm applying for gradschool. That's right. Two more years! I'm going for a Masters in Creative Writing. That should get me started on the path to publishing one of my projects. I hope.

In the mean time...I actually own my own doll now. She recently got a new face up. Pretty eh? Harriet is a Dollzone Lotus. From what I can tell, she's not a very popular doll. I don't know why, the sculpt is gorgeous! Working on my senior thesis show, which revolves around a short story I wrote called the Alchemist's Widow. Likely it'll go up on my Devart account at some point.

Here's another photo of Harriet, looking a bit sexy.

Her coat was made by my wonderful roommate Sophia. I'll have to get better shots of it, it really is quite cool. It has a hood and a number of tiny buttons.

She made the thing without a pattern and a just a pair of reference photos. Amazing girl.

Anyway. I suppose that's it for now. Ta ta.

And Done

I know, two posts is one day, it's a shocker. But, I'm finished the BJD head! Yes, finished. Done. Shipping it out tomorrow. It's packed and labeled and ready to go!


I also made a little necklace for her, as it took ages longer to finish than I thought it would and I felt horrible. I ran out of spray fix and had to order more, which of course took way to long to get here.

Anyhow, I'm now accepting commissions for custom BJD faceups! That's right, I loved the experience so much I'm ready to do it again! I want to try some different things, face tattoos, vibrant colors etc. You want orange eyeshadow? I want to paint your doll!

Also going to take commissions to do body tattoos on the doll itself. I'm starting to make jewelry items specifically for BJD dolls, so if you've got something you want, talk to me and I'll see if I can help you out!

As always, I take commissions through my Etsy shop. Press the request custom item button!

The Head Has Arrived

The box. Ah...



And the head itself. I know it's sort of creepy without any eyes, but I don't have any eyes to put in it to make it less creepy. Anywho, I'm starting the face-up today. Sophia's coming over with some final bits and pieces I need to put it all together and we'll start. Pictures of each step, of course, will be posted.