Meanwhile…my next doll project

is waiting for some new feet. I have been experimenting with Li-Qua-Ché pourable papier mâché, and with Creative Paperclay over fabric. I’ve got the basic modeling of this doll’s head done, and I’ve set her up in a bowl so I can get to her hands and feet without worrying about them denting on the table as I sculpt. Sitting on my desk this way, she reminds me of someone floating by on a raft in a swimming pool. She doesn’t look like she minds the wait.

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