Doll sculpting

I've been sculpting ball-jointed dolls for quite a while. Maybe six or seven years. And in that time, I've accumulated a few tips that I find helpful to be better at sculpting. So today, I want to share that with you. As always, let me know if you have any questions or need advice in the comments. A

I have designed another articulated poseable action figure, this time it has a female body form. It's ready to print and it features over 12 articulation joints that allow for a wide variety of poses. It comes with various sets of hands, optional hair and a chair model. The product includes all the needed .STL files, plus detailed Slicer settings for your 3D Printer. Get it here: https://gumroad.com/l/YbOzG

I have been sculpting dolls with air-dry clay for years now. It is my favorite medium to sculpt fine details and create intricate characters. But I know some people have reservations about air-dry clay. Will it be strong enough? Can I resume sculpting after my sculpture has dried? There are so many

’m sculpting my second ball-jointed doll and I’ve decided to document all the process! A few years ago when I was just trying to understand how ball-jointed dolls actually work, there was almost no information about the topic. Now, people are sharing a little bit more on Instagram or Facebook groups

⭐️Star Child bjd⭐️ Star child is almost done! I sanded both legs but her hands still need a lot of work to end up as I wanted them to be. I… | Instagram

Make your own unique doll with our easy-to-follow guideWho doesn't love dolls? They're fun to play with and they come in a million different varieties. If you want to have your own personal doll, why not make one yourself out of clay? This...

Since I started to create porcelain ball-jointed dolls, I’ve been fascinated with sculpting miniature features and getting them as detailed as possible. I feel like the hands, feet, facial features give so much character to the doll. But to get them right is always a challenge, especially if you scu

Here my handmade dolls' sizes ^^ (only for sizes, this picture isn't showing every heads/busts/hands I made) The smallest is about 9cm tall, and the tallest is 58cm tall. First made in 2006 (Cybèle) and last 2012 (Satyne) Scuplts and designs are all protected by ©.

Over the years of making dolls and sharing my experience, I got quite a few questions asking how to get better at sculpting dolls. Most of those people are dreaming about making this hobby into a paid job eventually. Without stating the obvious, I’ll list what helped me get better at sculpting art d