So, the black and white version of today’s paper dolls went up last week and I, being a space cadet, sorta forgot to post the color version, though I finished it on Sunday. I hope a little belated paper doll posting will be forgiven.
{Click Here for a PDF of Page One} {Click Here for a 150 dpi PNG of Page One}
Our first page of this set is just the dolls and the second page is more clothing for them. I chose a soft blue, green color scheme with red accents. Of all the eras of men’s clothing, I confess a soft side for the 18th century.
{Click Here for a PDF of Page Two} {Click Here for a 150 dpi PNG of Page Two} {Click Here for The Rest of this Series}
Have I mentioned this week has been INSANE? Because it has been, and classes get into full swing next week, so things are not looking to be much more peaceful. Despite that, I’m enjoying it. As I know I’ve said before, I would far rather be busy then bored. I also seem to have a lot of stuff inked, but I’m having trouble getting it onto the blog, so I am going to put some more effort into getting it scanned this weekend, so that it can go up.
I like the colors in this one. I was trying to think about what colors you would use or what would look best and i couldnt decide. I think you pleasantly suprised me wih the colors.
Thanks K. I’m very pleased with how these colors came out.
I love that you have paper dolls for boys. My son loves them. I hope you add even more! Hopefully along the superhero lines. He loves that kind of thing and it’s so hard to find. Thanks for sharing.
I did a pair of superheros in full color (https://paperthinpersonas.com///2012/12/09/puck-as-a-super-hero-in-full-color/) and black and white (https://paperthinpersonas.com///2012/12/08/puck-paper-dolls-for-boys/). I’m glad he enjoys them, though confess I struggle to draw guys that don’t look like girls. 🙂