The arrival of 2026 marks the creation of new calendars. As I do each year, I celebrate my past projects by making a calendar, which helps me reflect on my accomplishments and motivates me for future endeavors.😊
Hello! Everybody. As I mentioned in my last post, changes will be made to all graphics, design, and colors to represent Atelier Miss Georgia Doll. In this photo you see a brief preview of this new image that will take place in a while.
Wishing everyone a wonderful start to 2026! I hope your holiday season was enjoyable and that you spent meaningful time both with loved ones and on self-care. As the new year begins, I’ve decided to refresh my various social media accounts, starting with Instagram (@amgdoll25). This update is necessary because the current fuchsia pink and white theme doesn’t coordinate with my doll packaging or stationery. Moving forward, I’ll be using cream, ivory, and ecru as the main colors, and adding accents of charcoal, slate, silver, gold, and rose gold. These shades are contemporary and minimalist. I’ve also introduced an urban rustic vibe, featuring a brutalist-style wallpaper. Expect these changes to roll out over the next few weeks. Thanks, and I’ll see you soon.
Hello everyone! One word: 2025… How should I describe this year? A breathless year? Anxiety-provoking? Questionable? A year of questioning? Well, I’d say it’s a little bit of all of this and that. Honestly, I couldn’t wait for it to end and there’s a good reason I think I’ve been listening to and watching way too much news. A good majority of them were just as exhausting and exasperating: the rates, the rise of artificial intelligence, Israel/Palestine, the new law on doctors in Quebec (Canada) and so on… Phew, that’s a lot, but I needed to connect with the world around me to give myself a better awareness for my future. Now I know I always knew that I wanted to offer beauty and optimism in this world.
To achieve this, colors and folk prints will be there for the very first collection of Miss Georgia and Georgianna M. Colors and prints are omnipresent around us, they put in us a state of mind and feelings. They give us the strength to move forward or sink us into a deep silence. Moreover, depending on the country, the culture and the era, the two have different meanings, sometimes at odds with those of neighboring cultures. They are also bearers of meaning and symbolism, such as white, which is associated in the West with purity, while it is linked to mourning in most Asian countries. In short, I don’t intend to let myself get down after this hard year of emotion. I hope that the magic of colors and textile prints will bring a new breath of life with the doll clothes I plan to make. Stay tuned for the future.
Good morning, everyone. The colossal creation of wigs continues, and different fibers have been used (silk, mohair, rayon, human or synthetic hair). The results are different, and I have preferences. Silk or mohair hair is my favorite. Their quality is immediate, and I like the realistic look on a miniature. Rayon is also convincing, especially for the creation of mats. Human hair is pretty, but for my 30 cm tall dolls, the look looks unrealistic and it’s not even worth talking about synthetic hair… They make synthetics. These two types of hair would be more ideal for dolls in the scales of 1:4 (40 to 52 cm) or 1:3 (54 to 70 cm).
Hello! I try several techniques to create wig capes, because I’m never totally satisfied.Cloaks and even more capes. I used two techniques to make these capes. For the first method, I use layers of bonded stretch tulle, and for the other, acrylic painted jersey for a rigid and natural finish. More info on wigs in the next post.
Hello! Here’s a taste of Georgianna’s measurements alongside other 1:6 scale dolls. Before we continue, it should be noted that Georgianna’s height is 12” (30.48 cm), so like the Barbie doll (11”/28 cm), she is in the same 1:6 scale. But what is the size of a 1:6 scale model?
In the context of miniatures, scale refers to the proportional size of the miniature in relation to its actual counterpart. For example, a 1:6 scale figure means that every inch of the figure corresponds to 6 inches in real life. For every modeler, it is important to understand the differences between the scale ratios. Therefore, scale model sizes are size comparison ratios indicating how much a model has scaled down from the original. For example, the scale of 1:24 means that the model is 1/24th the size of the original object. The larger the second digit, the smaller the size of the model.
Life is dynamic, ever changing, and fluid, so too must our sense of style move and evolve. Every one of us should constantly be honing our style skills and adjusting them to changing audience.
ATELIER MISS GEORGIA DOLL 
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