If you love fashion dolls, this book is for you! Fourth in a popular series of how-to books, this book gives step-by-step instructions on how to transform both mass-produced 11 -inch fashion dolls and the new larger (15 to 16-inch) contemporary fashion dolls into one-of-a-kind pieces of art. Author Jim Faraone focuses his fourth book on fantasy, fairies, and enchanted creatures and shows readers how to create hairstyles, make-up, and bodies for original designs. This book also features over 250 full-colour photographs showcasing talented artists who have created their own whimsical fashion doll makeovers. This book is not only informative, it is inspiring!
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Beautiful dolls and great tips and tricks to create your own,
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This review is from: Fashion Doll Makeovers (v. 4) (Paperback)
That is what you will find in the latest edition of Jim Faraone's 4th Fashion Doll makeovers. The book is filled with beautiful shots of fashion doll makeovers, bios of the artists and best of all, in the back, tips and tricks on how to do some of the things pictured. Enhancing molded hair creations, beaded hair, create a molded mohawk style, the making of fairy wings, fabric wings, appliques and gloves are all explained with clear, step by step pictures. This book is a fine addition to the series. With each book you can learn more and more about creating your own makeovers. The information is also helpful if you just want to make presentable all those poor dolls that your daughter decided to give a hair cut to. If you aren't into making over your own dolls you can still enjoy the pictures of the beautiful dolls created by some truly talented artists.
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- Barbie: The Icon, the Image, the Ideal: An Analytical Interpretation of the Barbie Doll in Popular Culture by Kristin Noelle Weissman on page 112
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