In recent years, many of Connie Lowe’s new BJD designs have been inspired by photos of Depression-era children, giving her Stella character new friends to play with. This year, she’s continuing to work on a variety of new characters, even in the midst of a major upheaval in her personal life.
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One of Lacefield’s 18 cm Crickets in Minty Blue resin (left) and a Chocolate Wren. My name...
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Artist Beverly Stoehr continues to favor toddler doll designs this year, starting with Diana, the...
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Judy Pollard’s sleeping fairy babies are sweet anytime of the year. As dollmaker Judy Pollard...
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More than a thousand voters turned out to select their favorites from this year’s Dolls Awards of...
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One of my current guilty pleasures (truth be told, I have more of these than I can count) is that...
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For 2019, Brenda Mize created her always-welcome lineup of innocent young maidens. The new 10.5-inch Eyes of Texas Dolls represent family and friendship, company and companionship. They are frequently dressed in fancy holiday garb that instantly invokes memories of past visits to the grandparents. If 2019 is the year that pumpkin spice wafted everywhere, then the Eyes of Texas Dolls represent aromas of nostalgia.
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Award-winning ball-jointed doll (BJD) artist Judy Porter started her art career doing commissioned...
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