Avatar babies and other ramblings

Baby Talk
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True. It was worth a shot though :laughing:

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I wonder if anyone here has painted her, I bet not, lol!

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I’m sure SOMEONE has… Lol

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A lot of people use fairy kits for avatars because of the ears .

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LOL I ordered her yesterday as my BDay present!

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I think fairies can be wrinkled. You should look for the fairy artwork by Brian Froud. His fairies are amazing and varied. They would be amazing inspiration for sculptors of alternative & fairy kits.

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Thank you @Peachtree, I’ll definitely will look ar Brian Froud work.

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Saw this beauty on eBay I thought it was gorgeous

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She’s beautiful! I can’t wait to see what you do with her l!

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I’m in love. :heart_eyes:
It’s perfect!

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Here is another one from the same RA - Joseph is so cool!

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I am wondering how it done? Is Genesis can be applied that way or it was sprayed? and all the patterns are so perfect like they were stansiled.

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That artist really hit the target with those.
It doesn’t LOOK too hard to do…

I’d want a full sized baby, not small like a fairy. I’d have to modify a kit but I don’t trust myself to not mess up a kit just yet.

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I have been wondering the same thing. I’m thinking more concentrated paint. Those little white circles are so perfect though.

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I could be way off but I would approach it like a regular baby, but would use the blues for creases and the overall skin tone. The darker blue decorative stripes would be like blushing.
I’d do mottling too for a more realistic appearance.
Not sure if that’s an inexperienced mistake though. I’d do a test limb first. Lol.