Friday, August 26, 2011

Progress

That little green head that I posted about a few days ago now looks more human!

First coat of flesh-colour

Features blocked in

Shading added

Finished!



12 comments:

Leanne said...

HI Susie
Just love your dolls. I was wondering how you attach the chest plate to the cloth bodies. I have looked at your tutorials but can't find anything specific. Any help greatly appreciated.

cheers..............Leanne

Susie McMahon said...

Hi Leanne,
Thanks!
I usually attach the shoulder-plate by making holes with an awl - two front and two back and then attach using strong thread, like they used to do with porcelain, wax and papier mache heads long ago. I'll try and remember to take some specific photos when I attach this head to its body.

Unknown said...

Spectacular progression pictures, Susie! I am so fascinated with your process and it just really is so interesting how your dolls' eyes just seem to be so alive! I look forward to the next step. Did I read somewhere that you are using oils on this face? I imagine that what you do in oils will also work with acrylics - just gives the face a different look and feel?
Pam

Leanne said...

That would be awesome. Thanks for sharing

Cheers.............Leanne

Heera said...

She is beautiful Susie. I had the same question as Leanne. thanks for answering the question.

maddyrose said...

Now, this is painting at it's finest. I love how they eyes seem to come alive and the blush to the cheeks looks so natural. She's beautiful.

KittyAnn said...

Love her Susie! She has the sweetest expression. Thank you for your generosity in sharing your works in progress.

Mary Ann Tate said...

Lovely face:)

Wanda Maria said...

Very pretty. I love the depth you created with her eyes. Lovely doll.

Susie McMahon said...

Thanks Everyone! I should have more pictures to put up tomorrow.

Jo in TAS said...

Oh she has the sweetest face!

maija said...

Hi Susie! I love all your dolls.
Can not wait to see her finish:)

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