So, I decided I wanted to photograph my sketchbook on something more attractive than my carpet. Hence the pretty quilt (Thanks, Mom). Along with the quilt, here are the Shadow and Light paper dolls I spent the day inking.
Gothic Marisole paper doll set which I think will be up sometime in October. I wasn’t thinking of Halloween when I drew it, but if the shoe fits…
Punky Marisole set meant to be the counter part to the Goth Marisole set above… I need about a page and a half of sketchbook to fill up a Marisole page (or between 11 and 13 pieces), so I usually draw in pairs having the two sets take up three pages.
A stand alone paper doll who needs both more clothing and some ink… I thought I would give her modern clothing mostly, though I might change my mind later. She’s not even close to being finished- clearly… I really like her pose though and I think I will use it again for something else or for a friend, though maybe I should just finish her first before I start planning other editions to my paper doll nation.
Looking forward to October! =D
I love seeing other people’s sketch books. Yours is so organized and neat, I am amazed! Mine is always covered in scribbles and notes
Well, I don’t show off the really messy pages…
You DID do Peter Pan collars before. . .January 4th posting! But the more the merrier! Glad you are back!!!
You are correct… I thought I had… Oh well… not the most spacey thing I’ve ever done on this blog
so pretty, can’t wait! but I will