Hello from Arizona, USA
Sept 23, 2014 2:56:32 GMT -8
Post by Tovah_Leah on Sept 23, 2014 2:56:32 GMT -8
Hello all 
Some of you may know me from the Enchanted forum, although I will admit I lurk more than I post. I became interested in porcelain bjds when I found Marina Bychkova's dolls online by chance in 2008. Since then, I have also found an interest in other porcelain bjds, though I cannot say any have inspired my like the Enchanted Doll has. I own a resin ED, but must admit that it has accidentally been buried in a storage unite after my parents suddenly moved (which as you can imagine is extremely upsetting. I've gone digging for it many times, but to no avail. I have resigned to wait until the move is complete and it is found by chance). I only held my RED one time before she left me, and I will say that holding her, I knew porcelain dolls were my real passion. I appreciate the artistry that is my RED, and do value having a doll by Marina, but I long to hold a porcelain doll of my own. As such, I have become more committed to the idea my own doll project, but it is slow going and usually put on hold for months at a time. I am a full time art student at ASU, my major is Printmaking, so my doll is only fiddled with when I do not have school art to do for the most part. Still, I will be sure to post my project in the doll making forum.
I am very excited for this website, since it was mentioned on Enchanted, I have already discovered many more artists that I would like to be following.
Some of you may know me from the Enchanted forum, although I will admit I lurk more than I post. I became interested in porcelain bjds when I found Marina Bychkova's dolls online by chance in 2008. Since then, I have also found an interest in other porcelain bjds, though I cannot say any have inspired my like the Enchanted Doll has. I own a resin ED, but must admit that it has accidentally been buried in a storage unite after my parents suddenly moved (which as you can imagine is extremely upsetting. I've gone digging for it many times, but to no avail. I have resigned to wait until the move is complete and it is found by chance). I only held my RED one time before she left me, and I will say that holding her, I knew porcelain dolls were my real passion. I appreciate the artistry that is my RED, and do value having a doll by Marina, but I long to hold a porcelain doll of my own. As such, I have become more committed to the idea my own doll project, but it is slow going and usually put on hold for months at a time. I am a full time art student at ASU, my major is Printmaking, so my doll is only fiddled with when I do not have school art to do for the most part. Still, I will be sure to post my project in the doll making forum.
I am very excited for this website, since it was mentioned on Enchanted, I have already discovered many more artists that I would like to be following.
