Well here is Jeanne with arms and legs. Just needs a hand to put her head on now! She doesn't look unhappy! I gave her clay kneecaps, but not necessary as the dress will cover her knees. I need to adjust her neck with a bit of nip and tuck before I put her head on. Yes I like to play with my dolls! You'll notice I have coloured between the breasts. I used prisma pencil to give that shadow that enhances the contours of the breast. I will use it between the fingers too.Saturday, July 10, 2010
Well here is Jeanne with arms and legs. Just needs a hand to put her head on now! She doesn't look unhappy! I gave her clay kneecaps, but not necessary as the dress will cover her knees. I need to adjust her neck with a bit of nip and tuck before I put her head on. Yes I like to play with my dolls! You'll notice I have coloured between the breasts. I used prisma pencil to give that shadow that enhances the contours of the breast. I will use it between the fingers too.
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