The 'Blythe Doll' is the Japanese counterpart. She is much less complicated, however. Her head is much larger and she has huge doe eyes. I couldn't find one for less than $80.00.
Friday, March 16, 2007
Dolls
I'm looking for a poseable doll to use as the subject of some upcoming photography and was stunned to learn about the Korean ball-jointed dolls. These dolls are made in realistic proportion with working joints and great attention to facial features. To me they are very beautiful. They really have a lot of anime spirit and their expressions are so whimsical. Also, they are expensive. When you buy one you have to pay extra for hair and clothing. Here are a few examples I found.
This amazing doll costs around $450.
The 'Blythe Doll' is the Japanese counterpart. She is much less complicated, however. Her head is much larger and she has huge doe eyes. I couldn't find one for less than $80.00.
This one's called a Domuya Doll.
Also there's the 'Pullip Doll'.
The 'Blythe Doll' is the Japanese counterpart. She is much less complicated, however. Her head is much larger and she has huge doe eyes. I couldn't find one for less than $80.00.
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Is that a tombstone that doll is sitting on? With the name "Elizabeth" carved into it? You're onto something interesting here...
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