This was supposed to be a seventies doll for the timeline collab on TG, but I don't think she really looks 70s enough... Oh well. I lurrrve the shading of the jumpsuit and the hair.

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She's in this section because she looks pretty retro to me. Supposed to be a secretary or something like that. I like how she turned out. Was surprisingly easy to make, so I guess I'm getting better at DHF bases. Woooooo!

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Shop order, so NO ADOPTING. Based on a pic, but was pretty hard to make. Turned out better than I expected.

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For a Chemical Elements contest. She's vaguely Edwardian-ish, so she goes here. I LOVE this doll, she's awesome.

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I made this pseudo-Victorian thing to see if I could still doll fancy dresses. Nice folds and all, but she's too plain, so I don't like her much.

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Little regency dollie, made for a contest. I didn't expect much, but I won 2nd place. She's nothing special, but I like her, especially the face edit.

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These two were made for a forum challenge in which I didn't win anything. They're not that great, but I still like them. The guy was my first ever male doll.

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My avatar at pretty much all the dolling forums I'm in. Beehive = love.

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Reference picture again, which is why the outfit looks so good and why this doll only took me about twenty minutes to finish.

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Nice folds, and that's it. Most of my dolls had crappy hair at the time I made this one, because I used to do the hair last and be sick of the doll by the time I got to it.

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Veeeeery plain, and the hair sucks, but good for someone who can't toolshade. I recently tried toolshading again, and the result wasn't nearly as good as this.

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Made for a forum challenge and didn't get any votes. I like her anyway, mostly because there's a lot of orange.

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