~Vesnushka Handmade~
“Mila sews and knits for the dolls we have at hand, I make accessories of polymer clay, magnetic parts for any sizes, and make face-ups…”
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~Afrodita Dolls~
“For me, (BJDs) are articulated pieces of art that you can admire and that you can also play with, photograph, dress, comb, make-up… it’s a wonderful world…”
~Silje’s Boutique~
“Sometimes, when I finished sewing, I wondered how I managed to do it. Some of the clothes were difficult to sew, others very detailed. But I like challenges…”
~L’Atelier De Seito~
“I really like to create tiny sizes because… I don’t know, they are exactly like that in my head – cute and small creatures…”
~Dolls by Sartoria J~
Known for their beautiful fashions, the two main members of the company have now expanded into making their own dolls…
~Lachlana Light~
” I like asymmetrical eyebrows and skin texture, I love characteristic imperfections like eye bags and runny eyeliner, or scars or beauty marks. I love freckles…”
~Meeksdoll~
“My inspirations are always my characters that I’m sitting down to sculpt. My main goal is always to bring my characters to life…”
~Pauli Face-ups~
“I think that many things influence my painting style, some things may even be unconscious, and that’s really exciting when I think about it this way!”
~10th Annual San Diego BJD Convention~
“Come check it out, whether or not you own a doll or a menagerie of them…”
~The STAND~
A free online portal, magazine style, to contributors sharing what they love in stunning visual form…
~Revisiting Tracy Promber~
Six years later, the artist has 15 more sculpts with plans for many more…
