WIP: Crime Scene

I don't know how else to describe this.

Bodies everywhere. 

Dismembered limbs

A row of heads...

Miss R White is now sewn, stuffed, painted 

(sanded, painted, sanded, painted etc)

sprayed and sealed.

She's lying at an awkward angle in these pictures 

so that the matte sealant

 (varnish, lacquer? What should I call it?)

can dry nice and smooth.

I need to take some portrait photos of her face, 

now that she's all done.

And of her clothes. 

So far, she has a cute pair of pantaloons,

with tucks!

Meanwhile, I'd like to share with you

the creepiest doll face I have ever made.

That's as close as I dare go.

This is Alice.

Alice is proving to be an interesting problem.

Originally, I made a very realistic doll head.

It was very sweet, but the total effect was rather disturbing.

Instead of a shy little girl rabbit and her dolly,

it looked as though a fifty foot tall bunny, 

with anxiety issues,

had taken a human child as hostage...

All attempts to make a doll

 that looks like a doll 

and not a person

have resulted in varying stages of creepiness.

I've decided to embrace the creepy.

After all,  kids sometimes love 

the weirdest-looking dolls.

To see Miss R White's story from the beginning,
start here.

To see the next exciting episode
go here!