Showing posts with label diorama. Show all posts
Showing posts with label diorama. Show all posts
Tuesday, November 24, 2020
Hvala Dolls in FDQ Magazine
A gathering of deities dressed to impress in the unique styles of Hvala Dolls, brainchild of Croatian designer PJ Nox, in the current Holiday issue of Fashion Doll Quarterly magazine. To whet your appetite for the feature in the magazine (downloadable now), Dolldom presents some teaser shots.
Sunday, November 18, 2018
Francie and SquishTish
Joana Costa, owner and designer of SquishTish, is known for her handmade clothing for dolls. SquishTish always surprises with a well-curated selection of textiles unlike anything else in the market. SquishTish's designs are exemplars of classic simplicity with clean lines, youthful silhouettes, and a most precise fit.
MODenr cousin Francie, in her "Kitty Corner Silkstone" iteration (restyled by genius extraordinaire Bobby Taylor of Pink Bubbles Doll Spa) models a pitch-perfect ode to the 1960s: two darling dresses that evoke the art of Vera Newman - fresh, new, joyful.
Dolldom wishes to thank Joana Costa and SquishTish for another inspiring collaboration. Muito obrigado!
MODenr cousin Francie, in her "Kitty Corner Silkstone" iteration (restyled by genius extraordinaire Bobby Taylor of Pink Bubbles Doll Spa) models a pitch-perfect ode to the 1960s: two darling dresses that evoke the art of Vera Newman - fresh, new, joyful.
Dolldom wishes to thank Joana Costa and SquishTish for another inspiring collaboration. Muito obrigado!
Saturday, July 1, 2017
Interiors
A vintage Keystone of Boston dollhouse, circa 1947, provides the setting. You provide the story line.
Dolldom's editors feel that a stanza from the song "It's Only Paper Moon" with music by Harold Arlen and lyrics by Yip Harburg and Billy Rose, sums up the sentiment they evoke.
"It's a Barnum and Bailey world
Just as phony as it can be
But it wouldn't be make believe
If you believed in me."
Dolldom's editors feel that a stanza from the song "It's Only Paper Moon" with music by Harold Arlen and lyrics by Yip Harburg and Billy Rose, sums up the sentiment they evoke.
"It's a Barnum and Bailey world
Just as phony as it can be
But it wouldn't be make believe
If you believed in me."
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