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Up for auction is a sketch of a Maudelynn Macabre doll - black ink sketch is on 8.5x11' paper. Paper shows signs of handling/use (such as staple holes, wrinkled edges, dog-eared corners, spots/marks/stains, notes, scribbles, etc. Please look at all photos carefully). Sketched designs might not be exact to the dolls that were produced.

Disneyana - Maleficent - This one was massive - about a 2 1/2' radius! Her cape was hand beaded and the front edges were wired to curl. She came with a base sculpted to look like the weathered castle floor.

Maleficent - Great Villains Series - One of my favorite Villains! I believe she may have been the very first minty-grey skin toned fashion doll!

Enchanted Princess - Snow White - I've made a lot of Snow White dolls over the years, but this is still one of my favorites!

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Since the purpose of a fashion drawing is to showcase your design ideas, use a bolder hand when you’re drawing the clothing. Sketch the clothes so that they appear to hang on the croquis in a realistic way. There should be creases around the elbows and at the waist, as well as near the shoulders, ankles and wrists.
Drawing & Illustration Mixed Media & Collage Fiber Arts. There are 127857 fashion doll for sale on Etsy, and they cost $24.03 on average.

Signature Snow White - This is the prototype doll wearing a hand dyed silk dress. She also has the old Snow White face sculpt and a stand-in bird - as the new parts weren't ready for the photo shoot!

Cruella #1 - Power in Pinstripes - Glenn Close as Cruella De Vil was the first Disney villain fashion doll and my first Disney Collector doll - the doll that started it all!

Cruella #2 - Ruthless in Red - This is the prototype doll - I had to hand color white plush with a red marker and made tiny, Sculpey beads for her necklaces - She was a DOTY nominee.

Disneyana - Ursula - The Sea Witch at her dressing table with her glass makeup bottles and real sea sponge. I used Sculpey to make her vanity and sea urchin stool,along with glass 'bubbles', gold and crystal beads, and dried leaves 'seaweed'.

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Evil Queen - Great Villains Series - I always design hoping collectors will take their dolls out of the packages - E. Q. has an awesome full cape and straight, jet black hair under her hood! :)

Dream Halloween - Evil Queen - I always got complete free-reign on the auction dolls - which made the fashion designer in me SO ridiculously happy!

Jessica Rabbit - production doll - Jessica isn't part of any series - although, there were plans to make Roger to go with her. Approvals were really tough - had to get 2 studios to agree on everything, which ultimately lead to her body becoming less 'dramatic', but still one-of-a-kind!

Disneyana - Jessica Rabbit, close up - Tons of tiny crystals - all hand applied! Even at the tip of the (real) paint brush. Her body is a fast-cast sample, so she is a little more sculpture than doll.

Disneyana - Jessica Rabbit - I hand-dyed her dress, drew and painted each character, then glued on the tiny Swarovski crystals. Her base is made from two real film canisters.

The Chronicles of Narnia - The White Witch - This is a prototype collector doll done for Disney Consumer Products based on some very early concept art from the studio. She is a Tonner doll repainted from head to toe - with sculpted armor, beaded crown, floor length hair extensions, and hand sewn feathers.

Holiday Princess Belle - This dress is near and dear to my heart because I was asked to design it first for the film 'Beauty and the Beast - The Enchanted Christmas' - and then for the doll.

Film Premiere - Mulan sketch - A very quick sketch done for my (amazing!) samplemaker at Mattel - showing fit, construction, and fabrics. The inset is the control drawing done for her phoenix and dragon headpiece.

Film Premiere - Mulan prototype - This was the cover of a Disney Collector doll mini-catalog. It's actually the prototype doll, using Pocahontas' face mold in Barbie's 'Nostalgic' skin tone - and a vac-metalized Sculpey headpiece I made for her!

Film Premiere - Mulan - Mulan is such a beautiful character - it was a joy to dress her up in a fantasy costume!

Winter Pocahontas - I just couldn't resist dressing up Meeko in a silly outfit! So much so, that there were two versions - the first shown here and a second with him wearing a winter scarf!

50th Anniversary Cinderella - This Cinderella was meant to be in a series with Enchanted Princess Snow White - where their dresses have a hint of their historical origin - but, she released the year of her anniversary, so that became her title!

Disneyana - Cinderella - I wanted to create a doll that looked as close as possible to the film - so this is the only Cindy with strawberry blond hair!

Sorcerer's Apprentice Mickey - Mickey was a fun change from all the princesses I design! Hardest part was figuring out how to get hit hat to sit on his head right - they cheat with his ears in the film!

Dream Halloween - HollyWoody - This started out as just a funny concept - 'What would Woody wear to the Toy Story premiere?' - and turned into an auction piece. The back of his coat was autographed by John Lasseter

Baby Phat dolls - Kimora and friend - This was a concept drawing done for an inventor to help pitch her idea. Pencil sketch, Sharpie line work, PhotoShop color and accessories.

Cruella #3 - Pencil sketch, Sharpie line work, markers and colored pencils - with a little marker airbrush for fun!

Cruella #3 close-up - She was meant to be the third Cruella in the series...

Dream Halloween - Snow White - One of 4 concept sketches done for Mattel's auction. She was drawn old-school (a Sharpie and colored pencils) as I was traveling and they needed her fast!

Roll Credits - Fashion doll concept for the Oscars - movie themed, of course!

Jena - A quick, fashion-meets-comic book-ish concept drawing done for an original story idea. Markers on vellum with white paper layered underneath.

Atlantis - color studies - Quick pencil sketch and marker renderings of an original character. Her wetsuit is designed to camouflage her as a fish while swimming.

Hollywood - Painted like an animation cel on acetate. Envisioning the Hollywood Walk of Fame as a column of beads and sequins. My homage to Bob Mackie and Walt Disney all rolled into one dress...

Simple Princess Bride - A concept sketch done for a fashion doll line with a fairytale vibe and low cost soft goods.
(Her face makes me happy!)

Alex Russo - Concept drawing done for a toy company's pitch to get the Wizards license. (Always fun to try to find a happy medium between 'real' and 'doll'!)

Just Girls - Some fun styling done for a small doll line that incorporated the inventor's feature. Each girl had a different theme - Rock Star, Hula Party, Cheer Squad... I loved that they were really colorful!

Cherry Tree - Um,yes... My girls are a little on the tall side... And they have an unusual sense of humor!

Sleeping Beauty - This is a close up of Sleeping Beauty in my fashion sketchy style with a rose theme - sweet!
Blue pencil, markers, and colored pencils

Jasmine - Fashion sketch + Jasmine + flower theme = fun!

Ballerina Belle - Weird, but true: Belle and her princess pals all became ballerinas for costing reasons.
Mattel wanted to hit a $9.99 retail price point and couldn't get there with the girls' full length gowns. I thought a ballerina theme was prettier and more in character than swimsuits!