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I had a request from a regular commenter named Sara to do a Marisole paper doll post in black and white. I thought- Sure, I can do that. How hard can it be? I forgot what I learned from doing a Marisole post in two different color schemes (a gothic scheme and a pastel scheme) that it’s harder than you might think. Still, I think the outcome is rather fun. I openly confess that I never thought of Marisole in black and white, but I think the paper doll is cute in that format. And it gives people a chance to color if they wish.
When I was working on it, I did think maybe I’d start regularly posting Marisole in both styles, but then I decided that was just too much work.
ZOMG! thank you! I know what I’m doing tonight when the work is done!
You know, I’ve actually been wondering what this would look like in black n white. Guess Sara read my mind!
Wow! I really like black and white things because i can print them more faster then in color!
Oh… I can’t WAIT to color this, but I think I like MArisole in color better then in black and white cause I like to see all the neat colors you make the dresses and things for the paper doll.
So coute! Both in color and black and white. I wish you would post some of the Marisole dolls in black and white though, if not all of them.
It’s likely there will be a few more Marisole’s in black and white. I did not expect people to be as excited about the black and white version. It’s too time consuming to do every Marisole paper doll this way, but I can do a few more.
You should do a ton of black and white ones because I don’t have color on my printer so the color ones turn out all grey and black
I have recently begun posting every Marisole in black and white followed by a color edition the following Monday. Plus you can check out the black and white category on the site to see all the paper doll that I’ve done in black and white.
very useful