I'd hoped to finish my latest Averill doll this weekend. I didn't, but at least I made good progress. Her costuming is a little different from the original - a duster/coat and vest that opens at the center front. Now I've got to figure out how to make black boots for her. I was going for a sort of goth look - really not my style, but good to think outside the usual. Of course, that made me realize that there are different twists on Goth. So I went with something a bit more comfortable for me - sort of a Victorian interpretation.
Her hair is knitted eyelash yarn. The colors in the skirt can be found in the yarn. I've just had new Averill molds made from a fresh sculpt. I was unhappy with some of the anatomic abnormalities of the original (I'm learning as I go.) So now I have to make another Averill doll with this new, modified face so I can update the printed instructions for the mold. Her features are a little finer - smaller nose and lips, more of a chin, etc.
7 comments:
She is looking lovely Deanna. She looks very elegant for a Goth.
I thought Averill was pretty before but your changes have improved her. BTW I enjoyed listening to you sing and think you look just fine when you are singing not goofy at all.
Connie Turner
DollStreetDreamer
Averill is exquisite! And I think the term you're looking for regarding Victorian Goth is newly referred to as "Steampunk".
Deanna,
She is beautiful! I really enjoy the different look of her. Definitely "Steampunk"!
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Pam
She looks great. The hair is very interesting, and I like the Victorian goth spin.
I like her coat. Nice fabric choice!
Love the goth look! Beautiful doll Deanna!
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