BJD Dollmore Odette in Polka Dot with Long Hair Wigs

Written by Teresita Blanco (The Artsy Sister)

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This is the first part of my Odette bjd doll photoshoot. I recently got her this nice polka dot dress.

The dress I also got it from Dollmore, the makers of this pretty doll. I have a lot of wigs for this bjd doll.

 

It is for this reason that I had to split the photoshoot in two.

 

In the first part of the photoshoot, I feature the doll with long hair.

 

I will get around uploading the rest of the photos next week.

 

I do not want to overwhelm myself with the dolly photoshoots.

 

Since this is a ballerina doll, I tried to do as many dance poses as possible.

 

I even managed to make the bjd doll do a couple of splits.

 

It is fun that the doll is able to do that.

 

Her limbs are quite steady.

 

She is perfect for these types of bjd doll photoshoots.

 

The background is of my own making.

 

I added stickers to some of my project boards to make them look a little different.

 

Everything looks nicer with Stickers.

 

I also changed up the fabric I use as floor.

 

The table for the photoshoot is made of glass.

 

If I leave it without a covering, folks are able to see my legs.

 

With the clever positioning of items, you will never guess that I take all photos on top of my dining table.

 

Aside from eating, I also use that table to draw and paint.

 

For a while, the glass was oversaturated with glitter, mixed with acrylic medium.

 

The glass table at least cleans better than traditional wooden table.

 

I think this is about it as far as my dolly blog is concerned.

 

As far as the real world is concerned, everything is business as usual.

 

I am working on publishing my first coloring book.

 

I need to edit out the margins a bit.

 

I am going to see if I can get back to drawing pages of the manga.

 

I have been focusing more on my writing.

 

I have about 60,000 words on my new Sacred Mask book.

 

I am mentally brainstorming a standalone book.

 

I also need to get around to translating to Spanish some of my other works.

 

As you can see, I try to keep myself busy.

 

Happy BJD Doll Hunting.     

 

This is Teresita Blanco.

 

The Artsy Sister.

 

Bye. Bye.