Doll makeover

280K views · 51K likes | Cut Auzola on Instagram: "Major throwback! Anneliese hair makeover #throwback #auzoladollmakeover . Let's do more doll makeover this year! 💪🏻 . . 🌟💖FOLLOW ME FOR MORE BARBIE MAKEOVER CONTENT💖🌟 . . #barbie #barbiedoll #barbietheprincessandthepauper #barbieastheprincessandthepauper #barbiemovies #barbieanneliese #barbiemakeover #dolls #collection #bonekabarbie #koleksibarbie #dollcollector #dollrestoration #barbieindonesia #barbiegirl #barbiegram #kolektorbarbie"

Doll + Met Gala + Rihanna vibes! this transformation is everything | Met Gala

LOVE DOLLS 🇵🇱 on Instagram: "The gorgeous little doll transforms into a miniature Barbie with beautiful long hair ❤️💙💖 and dressed in cute clothes 👗🧥👚 Do you like the before or after the makeover better? Your doll dreams of having your own?"

The Barbie dolls we all knew growing up don’t show what women are like today. Upon looking at them, it’s striking how they look more like an oddly sensual, alien-like woman with oversized lips, rather than the 12-year-old girl they’re supposed to represent. Bothered by this, Sonia Singh, an artist from Tasmania, set out on a quest to local thrift stores. Her goal was to find dolls that desperately needed a makeover to tone down their exaggerated features.

After sculpting the doll face you’re happy with, there’s another hurdle to overcome - bringing it to life with painting. I see some doll makers and students of mine struggle with this. Painting could make your sculpture look livelier, more realistic. So how to achieve that? Today I want to share som

👨🏻‍🎨Creative Maker en Instagram: “WIP. Frankie with freckles! It feels so good to be creating again! #dolleyeopening #hausofdolls #dollcustom #ooakdoll #ooakmonsterhigh…”

Dolls are a beloved toy out there and most kids love to play with them, although sometimes, people take their fondness for dolls into adulthood and never grow out of them. It is quite trendy today to recreate dolls and repaint their faces to make them look more detailed and realistic, and that is exactly what Spanish artist José Francisco Cerezo Roldan does.