![Aiden, sculpted by Brenda Scott. This 3-inch silicone baby has tiny resin eyes, a mouth that opens for a tiny bottle, and is available with posing armatures.](https://dollsmagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/Aiden.jpg)
Maria Lynn Grover is not only a sculptor and artist in her own right, she also shares her talents as a mold maker and caster with her fellow artists. She’s excited by the lineup slated to come from Maria Lynn Dolls this year: “Over this coming summer, we will be pouring several new releases from some fantastic sculptors, including soft-body partial babies, full-body silicone babies, and some lovely new miniatures as well.
![Maria Lynn’s 10-inch Bailey Asleep is cast in silicone. The doll can take a small bottle or pacifier and is available with posing armatures.](https://dollsmagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/Bailey-Asleep-800x559-1.jpg)
“I’m hard at work sculpting my own new babies as well and plan to release a new full-body kit in early fall. We’re also working on getting ready to launch some starter kits for new artists just entering the world of painting silicone.
![Ivy, 4 inches, by Shy Mrofka. The silicone doll can take a tiny bottle or pacifier and is available with posing armatures.](https://dollsmagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/Ivy-633x800-1.jpg)
Her company’s website has also been revamped, she added. “It now looks a lot better and is very easy to navigate and use. I feel so appreciative towards all my fabulous collectors and followers, it’s their support that allows me to continue doing this year after year.
![Sandy, 18.5 inches, by Maria Lynn. The silicone baby has glass eyes, a mouth that opens for a newborn-size bottle or pacifier and is available with posing armatures and drink and wet system.](https://dollsmagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/Sandy-800x566-1.jpg)
“I’ve received lovely comments from so many, I feel very blessed. I’m glad also for the many good friends and working relationships I have with so many terrific artists in the community. They always inspire me to try to reach the next goal in progressing my skill. I can’t believe I get to do this amazing art for a living!”
Maria Lynn Grover
Maria Lynn Dolls