#cb dolls

Dear people who have somehow come to the incredible conclusion that I'm doing some sort of "sculpture classes"

Why don't you try actually reading the posts you're trying to pass moral judgement on? 

Yes, I am doing a series of tutorials. No, I am not teaching anyone about sculpting. What I AM sharing my knowledge on, instead, is the technical aspect of making a prototype doll (read: not the aesthetics, but things to have in mind in order to produce something that molds can be taken of) and molding and casting said doll. How you've managed to decide I was offering "sculpture classes" is beyond me.

Oh, and FYI, my tutorials are free and will be published whether I get any donations via Patreon or not. The Patreon campaign is there to allow me to produce more advanced tutorials that I won't be able to fund on my own, if there is demand for them.

me: Okay and that's it for the-

camera: eep eep change batteries

me: wait that's not what I-

New elbows!

The thing in the middle is the new elbow (in progress!) for my dolls. The one on the right was made for Monique over a year ago and scrapped because it's WAY too small for any doll taller than 60cm. The damaged one on the left is Endou's, and was originally going to be the final design, but after I sketched Virven and Youji out (my biggest and smallest doll planned) I realized I could go a bit smaller and still have it work for the 69cm body. Smaller joint pieces are always better so here it is. It's going to be modified A LOT still, but I wanted to give you a look at how different the size is. It will allow me to make Endou's elbow sockets that much thinner, which makes me very happy since that was the part I was most unsatisfied with.

I'm feeling tired so have a lazy Endou. Tomorrow I will hopefully get my backup camera running (darn thing won't charge >:U) and take some new photos because this photo session is getting really boring >:B