Well, I've run out of stalling tactics - I even started working on old trip photos, just so I wouldn't totally be wasting my time. But it's high time to finally tackle the Musketeer commission for Tedros.
I managed to find everything I need right in my stash, and I have everything worked out in my head. Now to just start drawing up the patterns and cut out the fabrics. I'm just not thrilled about working on something quite so large. I've really gotten used to the Tiny sizes! So, I thought I'd take a few photos of my smallest Iplehouse dolls, along with the largest size.....EID Tedros.....
I managed to find everything I need right in my stash, and I have everything worked out in my head. Now to just start drawing up the patterns and cut out the fabrics. I'm just not thrilled about working on something quite so large. I've really gotten used to the Tiny sizes! So, I thought I'd take a few photos of my smallest Iplehouse dolls, along with the largest size.....EID Tedros.....
He's three times as tall, and must weigh over ten times as much. It probably takes more
resin to make an EID arm, than it does to make an entire BID doll. Just look at the size
of those hands.....and those boots!
resin to make an EID arm, than it does to make an entire BID doll. Just look at the size
of those hands.....and those boots!
But I still like him! Well, better go strip him down and start with those patterns!
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