#1:3

Click the pictures. They are much better when you can see them in true cinematic horror. Also, they are clearer. (Not really.)

Yes, yes, I am working on a custom doll. Ignore the sanding marks. It's a WiP... mah doll back and forth. Mah doll back and forth....

Okay, shakey hands struck again. You get the idea. Most close with S clasps, but some are just wraps. Because.

Okay. The glaze on that one is still drying. The light was fading! I needed picts! Never mind. Into the 1:4 & 1:3 scale stuff!

Another. Another!

I swear it looks much better in person!

Sometimes I wonder why I try to photo silver against an aluminum foil base for my gown designs. Like a fool. Answer: Hands.

This one is not so bad, I think. Also, that one above making me think of a Crown of Thorns sort of necklace... or head piece. The Inspiration!

Magical purkle orb like thing! Bingy blingy bling bling.

Juicy Pomegranate, Valentina Minayeva || 30 units (4.00 x 12.00, 1:3) || Instructions

The state flag of Iran (1933–1964) had a 1:3 ratio.

I’m on an older than dust-photo-posting-spree, apparently.

These are from 2008, my Limhwa Limho Mano is holding two actual 1:3 scale cold-cast-resin, realistic baby girl figurines. They don’t move, they are static figures, so there’s actually two of them; one with open eyes and one with closed eyes. They were a gift for my mother’s birthday many years ago, from a good friend of hers. 

My Mano is not a 1:3 doll, he is 67cm tall, so he would be much taller than a 6′ adult male, which he is meant to be at around 6′4″, but 67cm would make him  6′6′, which I am pretty sure Limhwa didn’t intend him to be -- and his head is too big (IMHO), to be proportionate to that scale/height. At least, in my “ideal” scaled world, he’s not scaled to be 1:3; his body is too small for his head.