Here is Part 1 of my BJD Faceup tutorial! The second part will not be shown until after Christmas, since this particular head is for *trowicia as her Christmas gift. XD So until she sees it completed, no one else can. ;D But I suppose in this state, it's okay, right?
A very large file! Just a warning to anyone still doesn't have high speed internet. (Come on, if Hopewell can at least have DSL, there is no excuse!)
If you have any questions in regards to the tutorial, please feel free to ask!
When I first started blushing dolls, I didn't realize how much of a difference washing them before hand made so much of a difference! A very important step a lot of other tutorials leave out.
I've never heard of soft pastels, they seem to be so much more useful then having to shave some off.
When I find myself blushing my dolls, I have a wide variety of brushes. But which one to choose?? Hard bristled, soft, big, small, flat, fanned?? I really love how you mentioned the sizes and shapes! It really helps, especially those who are new to faceups.
ALSO, your technique used for blushing is so soft, and it helps show where you should blush (When I first started I did it ALL over! Bad idea)
Okay, what other types of paint or pastels could I use to actually cover the entire body with the skin tone? Right now she's all white, but that's only the clay. I'm at a loss. Help!
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Out of curiosity, what brand of pastels do you use? I've been doing some searching, and several chalk pastels feel too grainy to give that nice, smooth blend of color.
this is so interesting o__o i have no dolls, and might never have the money to get any, but still SO INTERESTING C: i love ball jointed dolls. <3 SO PRETTY
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When I first started blushing dolls, I didn't realize how much of a difference washing them before hand made so much of a difference! A very important step a lot of other tutorials leave out.
I've never heard of soft pastels, they seem to be so much more useful then having to shave some off.
When I find myself blushing my dolls, I have a wide variety of brushes. But which one to choose?? Hard bristled, soft, big, small, flat, fanned?? I really love how you mentioned the sizes and shapes! It really helps, especially those who are new to faceups.
ALSO, your technique used for blushing is so soft, and it helps show where you should blush (When I first started I did it ALL over! Bad idea)
I can't wait for the next installment!!
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