Becky’s the last person we would have guessed would get hooked on dolls. Except for her daughter, who is NOT a doll kind of girl (thank you, jesus, for that)—and now she’s gotten her hooked, as well. Ah, well: when they’re this cool, you gotta give ‘em a pass, right?
[In case, like me, you’re Blythe doll knowledge is pretty sketchy (i.e., non-existent), go here. And then check out the alterations people do on them, here. That’s where Becky had Isabella’s work done.]
And then she brought her over for a visit.
Check out the eyes—she has various eyes that you change by pulling a string in the back of her head. Ooooh, creepy! But sooooo cool.
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And these serve what purpose?
wow that is nasty
That is one scary, disturbing doll. I looked at the site with the altered Blythe dolls, and some of them were kind of cool, but this one is just plain creepy. Looks like it might come to life in the middle of the night, and kill someone!
Blythe dolls are creepy and cool at the same time. Did she come looking like a day of thye dead skull or did Becky do that to her?
that twitter site (2nd link) is the woman who customized the dolls. she's not cheap. and neither are the dolls--we're talking in the 100's of $$ here.
I'm picturing investing in this thing, dusting cat hair off it, finding a place to put it, keeping it (since this is an investment) from being mauled by the cats.....
uh no thanks
Bwahahahaha! Totally excellent! If Tim Burton had a Blythe doll, she'd look just like this!
My faith in humanity has been restored.
oops. it was a flickr site, not a twitter. you can tell i'm overwhelmed.
warty mammal, glad you get it. while i don't think i'll ever be a doll person (never have been, but that obviously doesn't mean a lot!), i can totally get the attraction of the customization. you could not PAY me to try to airbrush a doll's face. good lord! airbrushing something flat would be enough of a challenge.
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