Jau's dolls

Faolán.

Björn and Miel. Someday I’ll paint her, yes.

Little Menaces - Angel Kiana

"Why don't so called curvy dolls have xyz?!" Because that's not how resin works. It doesn't squish. It's rigid, and it will damage itself if parts rub together, save for the joint system. Certain features have to be sacrificed for functionality. Artists don't want to catch heat over chubby dolls that can barely move. Hope that helps.

Twinsies 🥰

I'm gonna take some twin photos of Eva v1 and v2 before wiping v1 to become the peach skin Ruth in my collection lol

It's also kinda interesting, this is is the same sculpt, but for v2 I didn't give her the dark eyeliner to emphasise the white lashes, and that gives the optical illusion of her having more narrow eyes 🤔

Weekly Photo 13/2026

Snow always reminds me of these two. And the first snow always hits harder than everything. This time winter made a return.

Here's my first try at the motorcycle jacket pattern from Doll Coordinate Recipe Vol. 5, accidentally printed in Barbie size as detailed here (which is fine because I was intending it for a Barbie anyway, it's just a little generous on her)

I acknowledge that it's not perfect, both to let people who might criticize me for its mistakes know that I know I made mistakes and it's fine, and also so people who might look at it and say, "No, you're wrong, there are no mistakes here" can maybe consider looking past the mistakes in things they make and say "It's fine."

The decorations are motifs cut from two different fabrics and adhered to the polka dot cotton with fusible webbing

I did interface the collar and lapel facings

The fiddliest part:

not only because that's a slashed opening at that scale (I didn't face it, but did use fusible webbing to hold the folded/pressed edges in place), but also because I stubbornly interlocked those zipper teeth by hand, because I wanted to leave the rest of the zipper still functional (and with the bottom stop in place), which meant only using the unzipped parts above the pull. And then I had to remove all of the zipper teeth at the ends, so they wouldn't be in the seam allowance; this was done by clipping them off with sprue cutters.

Here it is once I got all the parts assembled and ready to sew together

Even after years of experience and learning a craft, it's still pretty common to slip up and ruin something. The ability to push through that and make more things is almost more important than the skill itself.