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I’d like to say that when I draw things like these, it’s that I actually think wearing them in public would be a good idea unless, you know, you wanted to look like the head of a stud obsessed biker gang or possibly performance art. Still, I think they look cool. I tend to think if I wore them in public I would be asked nicely to go, you know, put on a real shirt.
But I’m perfectly willing to acknowledge guilty pleasure watching of shows like Hercules: The Legendary Journeys and the fact that it creates paper dolls. I mean, drawing paper dolls is a geeky enough hobby without worrying about to much other geekdom coming through.
Quick Announcement: As sometimes happens, real life is going to get in the way of my paper dolling. I try to make these announcements a head of time, rather then just disappearing for a few days. I only kinda succeeded at that this time. PTP will be on break until the 4th of April. Hopefully, not longer then that. See you all then. – Rachel 3/29/2010
wow! Those are great!
Plus geekdom often makes some truly great paper dolls. I enjoy these types of outfits though, they make the doll seem adventurous. I like her hair here too.
Go geekdom ! : ) : ) If you can pull it off everyone looks but nobody will ask you to do any thing. But real women do not usually wear stuff like that; accept for costume parties. These are wonderful and putting them on a curvy girl is great. Most of the time the girls are under fed stick girls;who look like a small breeze will blow they away to Kansas. Okay , deep breath, I am done with my rant. Have a good Day! : ) : ) : )
Fudge this real life, always getting in the way of our paper dolling. Hope everything goes well with what ever is going on.
How come this one only shows up in the archives?
Well, EK Lei… that would be because I messed up, but it should be fixed now.
It is.