Infinity

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I'm happy to introduce Ines Finity

She's my first custom doll of 2018. This year I really want to produce girls on themes who are dear to me. And as a Huge fan of Sci-Fi I wished to create something that took up the color codes of the galaxy (blue and purple), but I also wanted to add my own touch on it, and as I like glitters, stars and glamorous I tried to mix all this to work on Ines.

As my work progressed I added a few things that pleased me, because I think the driving force of all this is pleasure: a personalized box, a stand, a small painting but especially a mask!
I always liked the theme of the mask. As a child I was a fan of halloween, disguising ourselves in what was scary but attracted us at the same time ...
Then this fascination has turned into real interest, because it is very interesting to see that we all wear masks according to different times of the day, this theme is really very broad and I think will be a thread in my work.

Anyway here is Ines!



             
 


   



      


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  1. Unknown22 février 2018 à 06:18

    Absoluty lovely dear Jeremy, is LOVE and super Love this blue colour hair, hugs

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    1. maskanddolls22 février 2018 à 09:40

      Thank you really much Miguel!!! I’m glad you like her ;-)

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  2. Fanny Zara23 février 2018 à 00:20

    What a sweet face! She is adorable and I absolutely love her blue hair!!

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    1. maskanddolls23 février 2018 à 02:35

      Thank you dear Fanny! I always like to mix colors on hair!

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