Isar, the Topaz Fairy

3/9/2013

In late afternoon, the sun was hazy behind thin clouds, so I packed up all four fairies and we went down to the lake. I only managed to take a few photos of Isar - in two spots, one of which the photos didn't work at all. I didn't feel like trying the other fairies, so we just went home. Maybe I can find a spot in the backyard tomorrow after-all.

There were a few good photos of Isar, and this is one of my favourites.

Asa as a Guy

Someone on DoA wanted to know what Asa's head would look like on a JID boy's body, so I thought I'd give it a try. Looks pretty good! With a more masculine faceup, and a bit of sanding to open up the bottom of the head so it sits lower on the neck, and it would be perfect.

3 Comments

Inma

3/9/2013 03:06:46 pm

Your costumes and your pictures are always amazing. The first thing I do when I wake up in the morning is looking if there is a new post on your blog, it's the best way for me to begin the day.
I don't have many boys in my doll collection because I don't like sewing for boys but your pictures may change that too !

Martha

3/9/2013 09:14:49 pm

I'm not that keen on sewing for boys either, but I decided I needed some for my photo adventures. Once one of my boys gets an outfit though, they pretty much stay like that forever. It's just hard to find nice masculine-looking boys - most are so "girly" - which is made even more so by the wigs, few of which look like boy's hairstyles. So far all my boys have ended up with homemade wigs.

mica

3/11/2013 10:31:53 pm

oh what I would give to have my boys dress as well as yours.
Wish I could make even just the cape

Isar, the Topaz Fairy

Asa as a Guy

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