Faye of the Future… A black and white printable paper doll

Among my various hobbies, other than drawing paper dolls, I mean, I play table top rpgs. One of my favorites is Shadowrun which I play on Saturday nights, usually. Inevitably, a bout of Shadowrun playing leads to be drawing cyberpunk inspired paper doll sets. While I agree with the general complaint that Shadowrun isn’t very pure cyberpunk, it is still a lot of fun, plus in how many other games can you have elves with assault rifles? I openly confess I have some reservations about the portrayal of Native American’s in the cannon of the game world, but no more of a problem than I have with how women are portrayed in almost every game book ever, so I can get over it.

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By the way, I updated the Showcase recently and forgot to mention it. My bad. So, there’s some new work in there by Meredith and I have more to add, I just haven’t gotten the files re-sized yet. It will happen soon enough. Thank you, Meredith for participating.

The other thing I wanted to mention is that the blog will be going into hiatus for the month of June. I have travel, work obligations and I’m going to be presenting a paper at an academic conference, all of which leaves me terrified and really busy. I’ll still be checking my email and answering comments when I can, but I won’t be updating. I’ll give a longer announcement about it when we get closer to the date in question.

Thoughts? Comments? As always, I love to hear from you guys. 🙂


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6 thoughts on “Faye of the Future… A black and white printable paper doll”

  1. i excited to see teh Mini Madens Series Grow. this dool is ver moderns and cool but i still think the valentines set is my favorite becasue i am more of a girly girl and i love LOVE beautiful dresses. I can’t wait to see what else you have in store for paper dolls!

    • Thank you, Meredith. I’m not much of a girly girl, so that is sort of counter what I normally think of drawing, but I do sometime indulge my absurd dress side.

    • Her hair is based on a style worn by a girl I met in highschool. She had a shaved head and long bangs. However, you can draw it anyway you would like.

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