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♥{FaceupShop }♥{Flickr }♥{Twitter }♥{Facebook }♥{Google+ }♥{Tumblr }♥{Instagram }♥BJD Doll FAQ Please read this if you are interested to learn more about the dolls I photograph. I dont have time to keep answering the same questions over and over again >_< I will be updating this journal entry as time goes on. Feel free to add a question in the comments section and I will try to answer it. ------------------- BASICS What are these dolls? They are BJD - ball jointed dolls. If you search Google with those keywords you will get plenty of results with companies and other info about them. This is the Wikipedia article http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ball-jointed_doll. Also this LJ answers some questions too http://bjd-wtf.livejournal.com . If you want to learn more, I would suggest Den of Angels forum (http://www.denofangels.com/forums/). Do you make them? No I don't make the actual doll, I don't sculpt it. I am a customizer, I paint their faceups. I am basically a makeup artist for resin dolls. You can fi
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I am sorry I've never owned a Luts doll so I have no idea about the differences of the bodies. You might want to check DoA or some other BJD related forum or even Flickr or Facebook.
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Hey there, I've read your videos and such but I'm actually attempting my own faceup, and was curious what colors you use for flesh tones on a natural skin MNF.
I have the smallest set of pastels and only have red, a peach, orange, and a tanish color.
The red is working great for the eye area (tear duct) but I'm worried about the cheeks and lips.
Thanks in advance AndrejA. (:
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I use flesh tones which means peach-pink [link]
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Can't say I've really ever seen a BJD collector/artist be so thorough in explaining so much about this hobby and art form. Thank you so much for putting it all together.
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You are very welcome! Thanks for reading
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You definitely would not want to use the 'paint/glue' version. no one wants brush strokes on a lovely face-up! As for the spray version, I've heard it remains sticky for a long time and can peel away easily if the surface is not clean enough, which is not good for the face-up, and it doesn't have a decent 'tooth' for pencils or pastels which is not good for applying the face-up. I've also heard it leaves a bit of a gloss finish, which typically is not desired in a face-up.
You can try it, everything I've heard implies that it won't hurt the resin (or vinyl, if you have a Dollfie Dream) so you can just remove it if it leaves behind undesirable results.
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I've never heard of that one so I have no idea sorry.
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what brand of B.J.D. is the doll in this photo?
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I believe it is a Fairyland Minifee Chloe
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