The Pumpkin Fairy - OOAK Halloween Special Repaint - because you were asking for it!
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The creator made three Halloween dolls, including a pumpkin fairy with autumn features and freckles, detailing the process of sculpting, painting, and finishing the doll with fairy wings. The doll project involved using a little sister body type, cutting hair, and giving the doll elven ears, a sticking tongue, and a pumpkin stand made of EVA foam.
Insights
- The creator meticulously detailed the process of crafting a unique Halloween doll, from altering its appearance to adding intricate features like elven ears and a sticking tongue, showcasing a high level of artistry and dedication.
- Responding to viewer requests, the creator adapted the initial plan of a cute witch doll to a pumpkin fairy, demonstrating a flexible and customer-centric approach that values audience engagement and feedback in the creative process.
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Recent questions
How did the creator decide on the design for the Halloween dolls?
The creator decided to make three Halloween dolls: one bloody, one cute, and one creepy. Initially planning a cute witch doll, they switched to a pumpkin fairy due to viewer requests.
What body type was used for the doll project?
The creator used a little sister body type for the doll project, detailing the process of preparing the doll, including cutting hair, heating the head, and removing the factory face.
How was the doll's head prepared for the project?
Shrinking the head took 96 hours, and the doll had to be rerouted with orange and green acrylic yarn. Sculpted elven ears and a sticking tongue were added to the doll.
What was the process for completing the doll's face?
The face-up process was completed using watercolor pencils and acrylics, detailing the lore of the pumpkin fairy and giving her autumn-themed features and freckles.
How was the doll finished off for the Halloween theme?
The doll was finished by creating a pumpkin stand using EVA foam and painting it with acrylics. Fairy wings, antennas, and gloss were added to the eyes, lips, and tongue, despite a slight asymmetry in the antennas.
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Summary
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"Making Halloween Dolls: Bloody, Cute, Creepy"
- The creator decided to make three Halloween dolls: one bloody, one cute, and one creepy.
- Initially planned a cute witch doll but switched to a pumpkin fairy due to viewer requests.
- Used a little sister body type for the doll project.
- Detailed the process of preparing the doll, including cutting hair, heating the head, and removing the factory face.
- Shrinking the head took 96 hours, and the doll had to be rerouted with orange and green acrylic yarn.
- Sculpted elven ears and a sticking tongue on the doll.
- Completed the face-up process using watercolor pencils and acrylics.
- Described the lore of the pumpkin fairy, giving her autumn-themed features and freckles.
- Created a pumpkin stand for the doll using EVA foam and painted it with acrylics.
- Finished the doll by adding fairy wings, antennas, and gloss to eyes, lips, and tongue, despite a slight asymmetry in the antennas.
