I named today’s printable paper doll “Cerise” which is a French name meaning “Cherry”, because of her red paper-doll base. Cerise has the same skin-tone as Natalie. So they can share shoes.
I like redheads. I blame this on Anne of Green Gables and my grandmother. My grandmother had the most beautiful red hair. (That sentence makes it sound like she’s dead. She’s not dead, but her hair is now grey.)
I did not inherit this and I have been bitter about that for a long time. So, if it was up to me, most of my paper dolls would default to red heads.
I try to fight this natural urge, since I want diversity and variety in my paper doll world.
Anyway, this time I gave in. 🙂
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Between Natalie’s two pairs of shoes and these two pairs of shoes, I’m pleased to say Cerise has some variety. Actually, I think her hair would look lovely with the set of contemporary clothing I posted back in October.
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Red hair nice
I think so, too. Obviously. 🙂
I am partial to red hair too. Mine used to shine red in the sun, but was brown everywhere else. Alas it is going grey now too. lol
My sister inherited the red highlights. I got blond ones, so my hair lightens up a lot if I spend a lot of time in the sun.
i love the name you chose for this one (and why).
p.s. congrats on making it past the $50 mark on Patreon! that’s super-exciting!
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Thank you. It is really exciting.
I thought about drawing a Ms. Mannequin doll myself