
Repaint Commissions Info- Materials I use: watercolor pencils (Staedtler, 36 colors), pastels (Faber-Castell, 24 colors), 3 brushes (Milan, 5/0 1001, 2/0 611 and 6 641), cotton cleasing, nail polish remover (Claire's), purpurin (Claire's), water, latex gloves, gloss varnish (Americana) and acrylic varnish (Orita) - What kind of dolls I repaint?: Only plastic dolls (monster high, bratz, barbie etc), I won't accept other kind of doll commissions because I have no experience or the proper materials to work on other surface like resin or wood. - Price: All my repaints will cost $50 independent of the doll - I only paint faces, not bodies. - I'll only submit photos of the finished job because WIP photos can make you doubt and that will slow me down. If you really confide on my style and my hands, then I'm your face-up artist. If you feel unsure without process photos, then maybe I'm not the one for you, don't worry, it's not a problem ^^ - If I have to remove the prev
Yo estoy empezando a aparender a pintar con pasteles pero en papel, y dan un aspecto muy real. Me parece genial lo que haces!!
Qué haces luego para fijarlo? Porque vi en un video que tienes que usas algo brillante líquido. ¿No se mueven los pasteles al utilizar pincel?
despues de maquillarlas hay que darles una capa de sellante en spray, sealant, MSC o como lo quieras llamar xD
si, eso brillante es el gloss para los labios, hace que se queden con un aspecto jugosito, pero ese que tengo que come un poco la pintura y me compre otro mejor hace pocos dias
y nop, no se mueven, al menos por si solos (si los toqueteas o mojas la cabeza ya si) pero hay que estar un rato pintando para que agarren, es decir que si das 2 pinceladas flojitas el color se va con un soplo de aire
Te watcheo!!!
wii gracias!
1. reminds me of that bit in toy story 2 when woody get re-painted
2. i love that she has a bobby pin in her hair, not quite sure whether it's becasue it puts everything to scale or because it's like she's being treated like a real person for once...
your re-painting is amazing. you must have a really steady hand.
it was to protect her bang from the painting and to work better without it in the work area
i really like you repaints♥
yes, I use oil pastels, and don't worry about the questions
as advice I'll tell you repainting dolls needs a lot of money in materials at first and specially a lot of patiende. The first works won't look perfect, but if you start it's very important to don't surrender and keep doing it.
You can see other people's repaints to find inspiration, see their technique and try to reach their level with time
and thanks!