Hello! Tomorrow I’ll post few photos of Aleisha, my fifth doll from 2012. She’s was created in later September of that year and she was also crated in Fimo classic.
Love to you all
Marie Georghy Jacob
Good afternoon everyone! Many people are little confused with my page Marie George Montreal which is my doll collecting page, but I no longer collect them anymore. In stand, since early 2012 I’ve started to created OOAK fashion art doll under my creative studio: Atelier Miss Georgia. Many future post from Atelier Miss Georgia will be my journey from doll making since mid-January 2012. Also, I would like to thank all of you who like like Atelier Miss Georgia’s page via Facebook. It truly have touched my heart.
Good evening! By the end of summer 2012, after Ally, I’ve sculpted one head sculpt in Fimo Classic Chocolate. It gave me the chance to test my face up on darker skin tone which I’ve never did. I was hooked with the result, but I did do a lot of recherche on dark skin shadows and light effect. From that moment, I felt more confidant with my sculpting and painting skills.
Love
Marie Georghy
Hello to you all! Yesterday, on my post on Ally, I explain how disappointed I was with Fimo soft and the doll. But this sad experience didn’t stop me from experimenting. In stand, I had the idea to mix both Fimo Soft and Fimo Soft. The mix of these two clay was a hard one for my hand. The flesh color of Fimo Classic is a bit darker than Fimo Soft. But at the end, it was fun one and the result was great, I really liked the color and love the feeling on my hands (none greasy). However, I would used it only for practicing heads, hands and feets only, but no dolls.
Love
Marie Georghy
Hi everyone! My third doll was Ally and was created in august 2012. She’s kind of different from my two previous dolls I’ve made. Ally was made in Fimo Soft and not Fimo Classic. I must confess that I was a bit disappointed with this doll for various reasons. But first of all, I like her height; she’s one inch taller than Clara & Sophie: 19 inches (48 cm) and her flesh peach skin color was great to blush.
The main problem that I have with this doll was the clay itself. Fimo Soft is different from Fimo Classic and easier to work with and I taught the end result would be the same but I was mistaken. Fimo soft didn’t support very well the strong wire armature of the doll. Also, the under armature was created with air drying clay which I was using for the first time. So it made the armature way to heavy for the clay to support and it made a small crack in her left shoulder.
Anyway, I’ve decided to finish her and made a second head which I’m not showing. For final word, one thing was sure from that moment, I’ve decided to invest and test all polymer clay brands that were available in the market the following months.
Thanks and see you on my next post
Love
Marie Georghy
This is were I previously worked and created my dolls: it was in a small corner of my bedroom! Better than nothing, previously my studio was in my living room for witch I liked: the natural lighting was awesome.But now I’ve moved out, my 3½ room apartment was getting way to small.
Enjoy!
Marie Georghy