Body Types

Body Type 1

Slightly more stylized. Longer legs dancer model

Body Type 2

Slightly Less styilized. Bulkier 'hero' type figure

Currently unsure of which type is better to use. Type 1 would allow for more styilized head and features as well. Perhaps a combination.

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Museum Target Audience

Paul suggests more museum targeted outfits and the option to outsource costumes.

Ancient Egypt

WWII

Viking?

History of Bathing?

"period Drama"

I dunno, I's kinda like to do them as a set of something Im really drawn to.

I really also want to offer her as a collectible in higher quality resin.

Main inspirations

Art of inspirational importance




Dolls
- Unoa
- Unoa Zero
- Unoss
- Iplehouse jessica
- Volks SD16 Female body
- DollSoom Supergem girl body

Faces
-Greta Garbo
-Marlene Detrich
-Myself
-My sister
- Grace Kelly

Themes
- Moulin Rouge
-Burlesque
-Ballets Russe


Scale
- SD Size Around 65cm
-Desired eyes 14- 16mm


Abstract
Dancer, showgirl, unusual, NON-"doll", locking joints, hidden elastic - exotic - fun

Doll Concept

Ideas for Outifits and Presentation Theme

Turning art into physical

Montmartre
Folies-Berger - Casiono De Paris

Vougue Covers
Vintage Advertisements

Reconstructions from photgraphs or costume design
- Ballets Russe

1. Le Pavillon D'Armide 1909
   
2. The Firebird 1912 - Alexandr Golovin - Leon Bakst
   
3. Salome - Sergei Sudekin
   
4. Cleopatre - Jouse Maria Sert
   

Artists
Tolouse Lautrec
- Jane Avril 1899- I like the movement and overall feel.
Aubrey Beardsly
- The battle of the Beau and the Bettes 1895-6

" To arms, to arms! The fierce viago cries,
And swift as lightening the combat flies.
All side in parties, and begin th' attack,
fans clap, silks rustle, and tough whalebones crack;"

Show Girls

1920's
Mistinguette
Josephine Baker
Mae Dix
Hinda Wessau


1930's
Gypsey Rose Lee
Sally Rand
Georgia Southern

1940's/Cheesecake
Sherry Britton
Ann Corio