What an exciting project this is!
This project is a collaboration of artists, all working individually on a group doll. A team of 6 people will end up with 6 dolls. Two team are participating for a total of 12 dolls being completed.Each doll will take a journey...starting and ending in the same place with a whole new look and story. A journal will travel with each doll that will tell the story from the start, middle, and the end of the dolls adventure.
Team 1 in travel order
the Studio at Crow Haven Farms
Mealy Monster Land
Odd Dollz
Cindy Celusta
Paula Connolly
PumpkinHaus
the Studio at Crow Haven Farms
Mealy Monster Land
Odd Dollz
Cindy Celusta
Paula Connolly
PumpkinHaus
you can check our progress as a group at:
Art Dolls Only ~ Traveling Doll Project
I really didn’t know where to begin… I kind of thought this doll would be some sort of character from a fairy tale or something like that… I’ll admit it… I was a bit uninspired. I really just started with a 16” jointed body pattern that I was playing around with for some new patchwork dolls, and as I was putting it together… it really just started forming its own character. I sewed the pieces together, and the head came out looking sideways…. Almost like it was looking out of a car window, wistfully as it was leaving home for the first time! What a happy accident, instead of ripping out the stitches, I went with it. When I was finished, it struck me, it really looked like my little boy Cael (Rowan agreed whole-heartedly)! And, then I thought… well, this is a traveling doll… Little man… time for an adventure!
I really didn’t know where to begin… I kind of thought this doll would be some sort of character from a fairy tale or something like that… I’ll admit it… I was a bit uninspired. I really just started with a 16” jointed body pattern that I was playing around with for some new patchwork dolls, and as I was putting it together… it really just started forming its own character. I sewed the pieces together, and the head came out looking sideways…. Almost like it was looking out of a car window, wistfully as it was leaving home for the first time! What a happy accident, instead of ripping out the stitches, I went with it. When I was finished, it struck me, it really looked like my little boy Cael (Rowan agreed whole-heartedly)! And, then I thought… well, this is a traveling doll… Little man… time for an adventure!
4 comments:
THat is SOSOSOSOSOS cute!
I've started on ours too!
Yeah! I can't wait to see what you do!
Hey Dani---wow, sorry to be absent from posting--ahhh, so many artsy blogs to participate in, not enough time!
Anyhoo, I LOVE THIS doll, and it's endearing how it came to life for you :) Can't wait to see what the Traveling ADO Doll crew does, either!
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