
Ha Seol Swan Lake Dollmore Ballet Kid BJD Unboxing, Photoshoot and Stop Motion
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The limited doll I had preordered finally has arrived. She came with goodies as well. I ordered around February.
Most folks order stuff during the Fall and on December. There was a special sale during February, and that I why I ordered the doll.
For 330 bucks, she came out pretty amazing looking. It shows that you pay for what you get.
Anyhow, Ha Seol has a pretty silly name. The name is silly because the name is very close to the Spanish word Aseo.
The word means to clean up. The thing you clean up is usually the house. I really do not know how to pronounce the name.
I am probably going to botch it. I guess her stage name could be Odette. Tang Ge has a stage name too.
The English version is Ange. It is short for Angela. As for Ha Seol, I am already thinking up plenty of silly comedy gags.
I am even coming up with a personality type for her. By now, all the dolls in Doll Theater have a persona, and a way of behaving.
I think Ha Seol would be silly if she had two alters. One would be Odette, the nice one, and the other is Odile.
If you are not familiar with Odile, look it up. She is a secondary Antagonist of Swan Lake.
The Swan Lake gets performed every so often. It has a couple of movies, both live action and animated.
If you are looking for an animated movie, Ozamu Tezuka did a pretty good Swan Lake. If you want a regular type of movie, see the Black Swan.
The Black Swan fuses both characters into one. It does the same thing with the evil wizard, and the prince character aka, the Romantic Interest.
I first saw the Swan Lake when I was wee small. I saw the animated version in the Theater.
I have been meaning to see an actual performance of the Swan Lake, but then like the world decided to suck.
Folks in power cannot leave well enough alone. I wish folks would spend more time creating nice things, like dolls.
I suppose some things cannot be helped. There is no point in dwelling in problems that you have absolutely no power to solve.
This world situation reminds me a bit of the movie Melancholia, or maybe the movie V for Vendetta.
Folks should see both movies together. It might just help make some sense of the overall world situation.
I think this is enough doom and bloom. Now, back to the doll. The doll has a very nice face makeup.
She looks cute, and sweet. The makeup has a pretty good consistency. Despite being handmade, the doll I ordered matches pretty well the Dollmore product photos.
As for the wig, I ended up liking better the brains downwards. It gives her a silly, infantile look. She is a real charming, darling little doll.
The box says that she is meant for doll collectors, ages 7 and up. I am older than 7, so, it is proper for me to get this silly doll.
The next thing worth mentioning about the BJD doll is the dress. It may look simple, but it has a lot of small moving parts.
The skirt stays in its proper form. The head ornament was pretty nifty as well. Most of the clothing was real easy to put on.
The feet looked like a ballerina standing on her tippy, toes. The shoes took about an hour to put on.
This is normal for most ballerina shoes. Any ballet dancer will tell you plenty of horror stories about their ballet shoes.
The hands are designed in the proper pose. They are pointing inward. The fellow who made this doll definitely knows a lot of ballet.
As far as a ballet poses, the doll stand helped a great deal. Since the doll stand has a black color, it can fade into the background, more or less.
It also helps that I mask it a bit with a gray cloth. To give the stand extra support, I used a heavy box of Dominos.
This helped me take a photos of the ball jointed doll jumping. The final and most important thing to mention is Ha Seol’s joints.
The ball jointed doll is a true bjd doll. Her limbs are held together with elastics. They have a nice, stiff quality about them.
I can make plenty of nice, fluid movements. After taking the photos, I have a decent idea as to what I plan to do with the Stop Motion video.
I usually do a photoshoot, before doing my first stop motion video with a new doll. Handling the ball jointed doll in the photoshoot gives me a decent idea to her move set.
From then, I can just brainstorm the video. Depending on how things go, the Stop Motion video might be up and about on either Wednesday or Thursday.
As far as the stop motion video is concerned, I am going to embed it on this blog. It is going to be there, along with the unboxing video.
Then again, this might make it a bit of a long picture blog. Who cares? My brother did a good job optimizing my website for speed.
So, it should not take long to see the 50 something photos I took of the new doll. In most of my photoshoots, I start with one lonesome little doll.
The Dollmore Doll has already met her sisters. I took one family photo of all the dolls together. I had recently changed up the look of two of them.
I had ordered two new doll wigs, and they arrived a week before Ha Seol.
Before I forget, I wanted to thank Dollmore for making and sending me such a lovely doll.
I also wanted to thank Dollmore for sending me the 2 extra pairs of ballerina shoes, the nice black wig, the pins, the cute mask and the second pair of undies for the dolly.
All in all, I hope that my visitors find amusing the dolly photos I took.
This year has not gotten any better, but a new ball jointed doll is the pick me up I was looking for.
If you are pondering about the price of the doll, it was about 330 bucks. It was a pretty good deal all things considered, and I got extra items as well.
The black wig is going to be real useful when I get around to changing Ha Seol into her Odile form.
Well, this seems like a long enough blog.
It is like super late on my end.
I am going to call it a night, and then upload the photos tomorrow.
I try to write enough information to have a little something under each of the photos.
For the photos, I used a reference book called The Art of Movement.
It game me some decent ballet poses ideas.
Ha Seol was able to mimic a good portion of the poses I saw in the book. Well, this is the Teresita Blanco, the Artsy Sister.
Over and Out. I changed the banners a bit on the website. It is fun to change up the look, from time to time. I need to get my brother to code Ha Seol into the front page of Artsy Sister.
She is a new dolly staff member after all. I am going to go to sleep now, cause I am very hungry and I am dieting. Good night, Bye, Bye, and God bless.