She's not doing sugar skulls right now that I'm aware of, but she's got some other fabulous ideas in the making. I have no complaints about Morrada, and I highly recommend Alyssia's work. Here's what some of my favorites look like (pictures used with permission). My buddy Alyssia Brown makes these drop-dead gorgeous repaints of Monster High and Ever After High dolls, with themes ranging from pop culture to fan art to fantasy. Today is for Monster High and Ever After High though I bought a customized Ever After High doll from a Facebook friend. We'll revisit Blythe in the future, as I finally have one.sort of. I don't care much for those super-customized Blythe dolls, for example they're cute, but I prefer the subtle edge of the original Blythe face. The ones that I like are usually the higher-end ones that were way out of my price range, and in some cases I tend to prefer the original product. I've been in the doll hobby since I was eleven, but unless one counts the ball-jointed dolls that I own I've never purchased a custom-made doll. I've had this post in Draft Limbo since my birthday on October 6th, but the doll in this post has a Day of the Dead theme so I decided to hold off until now. Of course we still have Day of the Dead in full swing (plus All Saints' Day if any of y'all are Catholic), and Day of the Dead is what we're going to discuss today. Anyway, the Trick-or-Treaters did eventually show, after I'd put Chloe back on her shelf and dragged out my computer, and within an hour my candy was gone and my Halloween was over. "Le sigh.Mother, it's growing cold out here."Ĭhloe always calls me "Mother," for reasons I'll never know.
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