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A small mosaic showing some of the faceup commissions I worked on in August.

July mosaic:


Old mosaic:


My faceup commission shop: Nicolle's Dreams [link]

Flickr: [link]
Twitter: [link]
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~MarikChelovechek Mar 22, 2012  Hobbyist Traditional Artist
Beautiful work)

May I ask about the doll which is on the left side of the white cell with sign? What is this mold?)
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*AndrejA Mar 22, 2012  Hobbyist General Artist
I dont know, I work on so many dolls every month that I dont remember all of them >_< I would recommend you trying to find it on Flickr account where I have all of the commissions displayed with the sculpt name in the title.
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*Arahiriel Nov 14, 2011  Professional General Artist
These are just … wonderful! :faint: you have great talent!
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~Augra Oct 10, 2011
May I ask, is there an advantage to getting an airbrushed face-up versus one done in pastels, etc?
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*AndrejA Oct 11, 2011  Hobbyist General Artist
both airbrush and pastels can create excellent quality faceup if used correctly. they are just different tools used at different opportunities :) the good thing about an airbrush is that you can use stencils with it and it is easier to do blushing of large areas, while it is pretty useless for any bjd head smaller than msd size. pastels are better for small faceups but become more difficult in keeping the blushing even as the size gets bigger. I hope this helps :)
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~Augra Oct 11, 2011
So you wouldn't say that airbrushed face-ups tend to last longer? I've had people tell me if I want a longer lasting faceup I should go with airbrushing, but I've had OTHER people tell me that isn't really true.
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*AndrejA Oct 11, 2011  Hobbyist General Artist
no, I dont believe that a faceup made with an airbrush lasts longer. Pigment is pigment after all. The airbrush can just build the paint faster, but you can achieve the same with pastels with a few layers. The longevity of a faceup is more affected by other factors like the sealant's quality, technique the artists used to make the whole faceup, the owners care of the doll etc.
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*Violaine Sep 21, 2011  Hobbyist Photographer
Really gorgeous work!!
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~Jellie Sep 21, 2011  Hobbyist General Artist
Oh wow these are gorgeous face-ups... I might have to move you to the top of my list to paint a head of mine :heart:
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~Nonnichan Sep 20, 2011
I like the right bottom corner!
These are excellent. Fragile, gentle faces. And very pale smooth looking skin, and they are only dolls! The look spectacular.
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