Behind the scenes: Underfoot episode 3
Underfoot has gone through some changes since our last adventure.
Behind the scenes
2017
A cornucopia of canines
Dogs! I simply cannot stop buying dogs. Small dogs, thankfully. And inanimate. But, still, dogs.
Living and non-living dolls
In my next Underfoot episode, I’m going to be playing around with the distinction between dolls that seem fully alive and dolls that seem less so.
Dancing dolls
I take back everything I said about Olive’s (my Iplehouse Amy doll’s) posing ability in my previous post. Apparently, although she’s not always able to resist the forces of gravity, she can totally dance.
Creating 1/4 scale flooring for $4
After going round in circles for while figuring out how to make a realistic-looking treehouse floor, I finally stumbled on something that seems to be working.
From each according to their abilities
My fashion dolls all have pretty similar posing abilities. Not so my ball-joint dolls. Working on the treehouse with the three sisters, I’m finding that I have to re-write the episode based on who can do what, instead of based on the characters themselves.
Back to the treehouse
When I started working again on this story, I realized how incredibly slapdash and haphazard I’d become about setting up for episodes – just grab a few items, set up the camera, and shoot.
I *could* do that for the treehouse, but I’m expecting them to spend much of the next year there, so I think I have to slow down and really create a space that works.
My Doll Adventure 34: Worlds in motion
After the flurry of activity in Rosie’s last episode, it’s oddly quiet today.
New eyes: Changing the look of a doll
I love the look of the Dollzone Gill doll. Unlike most of the 1/4th dolls, Gill is solidly a kid,