Starry Nymph

I've decided to start jazzing up my dolls with draggables on the backgrounds. This is one of my more successful ventures, I believe.

Disconnected Dolls

Wasn't originally going to post this, but since I'm posting anyway I figured I might as well. So here's Mermarriage:

Yeah, yeah, the veil's pathetic, I know. I worked with what I had.


And this is called Hey There, Candy Girl. I had Georgie Girl in my head while making it, hence the title.

As you can guess, the brightly colored one is Candy Girl, a candy seller (and the book is recipes, not fairytales - hence the greenness.) The poor boy is Robin and the rich girl is Mary Sue. Yep. 'Cause that's just how I roll. 

Me and my obsession with the Queenly Maker...

The Bride, on the rampart:

The Bride on the balcony, for her official wedding portrait:

More Mer

The Drama Queen and her Imp:

The Prince arrives to the lovers' tryst and the imp dismissed:

(For some reason, even though they look nothing alike, that imp really, really reminds me of Ventress.)

Me, if I were a Water Nymph

And since this looks nothing like me, really, I don't mind posting it in public domain. Just don't steal it.

Just a doll

You can't really see the tears very well, but they're there.

Presenting - Princess Poppy, from Princess of Glass

She swears like a soldier, gambles like a soldier, shoots like a soldier, and dances like an angel. It's Princess Poppy of Westfalia!

 This is my approximation of her poppy-embroidered gown.

And here is the peacock ensemble prepared for her by The Corley. The mask is hand-made. =D