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Deviant for 14 years

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Favourite Bands / Musical Artists

Coheed and Cambria, Claudio Sanchez (also Rammstein, but i love coheed more)

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whatever i can get

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building things & music, H+ and posthumanism, edible things

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bolt-for-home

Oct 21, 2012

Devious Journal Entry

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I'm in the process of adding a boy (at last!) to my assortment of dolls :3 Sadly he has no hands or face yet- its harder to sculpt 0.5cm male hands than female ones T_____T

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Sep 1, 2012

Building jointed character dolls is pretty easy to do and really satisfying! Can't wait to get some molds made up for casting! It's really easy to get started making bjds- you can build a chassis for under a fiver using straws and DAS Paperclay (selling in The Works for £3.99), and then elaborate it with (Primark) eyelashes and a faceup of drybrushed acrylic or chalk pastel. The eyes are hardest to turn up but if you raid nearby charity shops you can use eyes from porcelain dolls- usually about £2- or beads, or DIY fimo and resin. //Ponies ponies ponies god its so fun to dooooo!