Minna

Minna is the first plush in this style to be created. Her name is a reference to the protagonist of the ynfg Collective Unconscious.

She's made from a sweater I wasn't able to fit and filled with stuffing from an old plush. The head is filled with scraps, which is why it looks so heavy. She's incredibly soft and full of love.

Nenette

Nenette is the first doll to be made in this style. Just like Minna, her body is made from an old sweater. Her head and limbs are made out of polymer clay.

Nenette was a big deal for me since it meant that I could make dolls that weren't going to break if I positioned it wrong. She, too, is full of love.

Raymond

Currently, Raymond is the only modern doll I've made thats based on an original character. This doll was incredibly difficult to make, purely because of the fabrics.

The forearms were made from an old pair of sweatpants that were so hard to pierce, that I vowed to never use them again. I also had to paint his tattoo which was a bit difficult. Other than that, it was pretty simple to make.

Unnamed

Unnamed is my favorite of the dolls I've made. She was made as a prop for halloween last year and I walked around with her.

She was made from a shirt my cousin gave me that was too tight along the collar. The extra hands and other additions were added since she was supposed to be a scrap doll. I had some parts lying around so I added them to her. Currently she has a blue button, a star, and a small hand.

sharline

Sharline was made as a prop when I went to a convention a few months ago. She's the other main character of the game Evergrace :3

I deviated from what I usually did and sculpte her hair instead of leaving ther bald. I also gave her stuffed legs too so it wouldn't take longer to make her. The body is made out of an old shirt my dad gave me. The "dress" was made out of a pillow case that no one wanted.

Fun fact: This doll is based off the Count Feline's costume, which has a plush of her on the back of the hood.

Dedicated to my fragile dolls and forgotten sculptures.

This is my box of older dolls I've made. There's more than this but there isn't many places that would make photographing them easy. Due to some of them having hairline fractures and being left in a hot garage during the peak of summer, they have broken. There's nothing I can do to fix them now.

I believe this is the only photo I have of both dolls before the one on the left broke. It was supposed to be a gift for someone. The doll on the left was the proto design and was made first. I tested different arm lengths with it too since I couldn't decide if the arms should have 3 or 4 parts. I still like them both, even though I can't do much with them now.

This doll is modeled off a kalamari. Though this one isn't broken, it has a hairline fracture that has spread on the upper torso. I fear that she'll break soon too.

Prehistoric Camilla, the first doll I ever made. Though she's fragmented, this doll gave me the confidence to keep making dolls since I knew it was possible to make one. She's based off my character Camilla and was scrapped since her limbs kept falling off. Her permanent place is on my shelf in an open box.

My trusty paperweight who currently lives on my printer :3