Thanks very much for this video, I am slowly working up the courage to blush my doll and this really helped me out I feel much more confident I can do it having seen someone else do it. Seeing is much different than reading about it and just seeing pictures.
Artist pastels are high-quality soft pastels that are used in fine art. They have a lot of pigment and very little binding agent. They have vivid colors. I don't think the spray shellac will work. Testors flat lacquer will work and I have used that, though I like Mr. Super Clar better. Depending on where you live, you can order flat spray lacquer online. I get my MSC from Junkyspot. Pastels can also be purchased online. I bought mine from Dick Blick. You can buy single sticks or full sets.
I'm curious.. Can "Bulls eye shellac - Craft" sealer work as a substitute for Mr. SuperClear? It's the only sealant that any local stores here sell that seems usable O-o everything else comes with gloss or would defiantly ruin a doll..
And what exactly are artist pastels? None of the craft or art stores in my town or the few around sell them they sell Oil pastels, Soft pastels, compressed chalk pastels (Easiest to turn to powder..), and regular chalk pastels...
@BJDcollectasy I'm curious.. Can "Bulls eye shellac - Craft - All Natural" sealer work as a substitute for Mr. SuperClear? It's the only sealant that any local stores here sell that seems usable O-o everything else comes with gloss or would defiantly ruin a doll..
And what exactly are artist pastels? None of the craft or art stores in my town or the few around sell them they sell Oil pastels, Soft pastels, compressed chalk pastels (Easiest to turn to powder..), and regular chalk pastels...
I disassembled my Planet Doll girl, but I kept Pan whole and tried not to spray too much in the joints. I did take off his hands as well as his head. I have so far not had a problem with his blushing. It was a little harder to spray some parts, but it worked out fine for me that way. I think as long as you make sure you get light even coats on the surface of the doll you are fine whichever method you decide to do.
I did not make the doll, he was made by a company called Ringdoll and designed by Chinese doll artist Huang Shan. The dolls can be customized in lots of ways. This video shows how to "body blush" a resin doll. I also made a video showing a girl doll. I made this video because boy dolls with lots of muscles and washboard abs need to handled a little differently.
Maybe you should buy the book "Yoshida Style Ball Jointed Doll-Making Guide by Ryo Yoshida". Search for places that sell it online. It is not translated from Japanese, but I understand the photos are very clear and can teach you a lot about doll sculpting. Hope that helps!
He's made of polyurethane resin. They are generally referred to as ABJDs or BJDs. (Asian ball jointed doll, though some are made in non Asian countries too. Most are made in Korea, China, and Japan.) If you click the link to my site under the video, you can see lots of them. They come in all sizes. They are a fun hobby because they are designed to be customized. (You can also buy finished dolls too, but what's the fun in that? :D)
Thanks for checking him out! Yes, I think that the newer styles of boy bodies are much more fun to blush as the muscles have more detail. Pan is a really nice doll, very well made. You will see more of him eventually as I'll be using him in an another upcoming project!
I love the new athletic bodies the boys are coming in. This shading just makes them look that much more real. Excellent job as always. You make it look so easy.
Its Justin bibers twin
pupluver888 1 month ago
Thanks very much for this video, I am slowly working up the courage to blush my doll and this really helped me out I feel much more confident I can do it having seen someone else do it. Seeing is much different than reading about it and just seeing pictures.
BakaniBoko 1 month ago
what if their white skin
alexisanime1232 8 months ago
No problem. You can blush white skin dolls just like you can face-up white skin dolls.
BJDcollectasy 8 months ago
Artist pastels are high-quality soft pastels that are used in fine art. They have a lot of pigment and very little binding agent. They have vivid colors. I don't think the spray shellac will work. Testors flat lacquer will work and I have used that, though I like Mr. Super Clar better. Depending on where you live, you can order flat spray lacquer online. I get my MSC from Junkyspot. Pastels can also be purchased online. I bought mine from Dick Blick. You can buy single sticks or full sets.
BJDcollectasy 1 year ago 2
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I'm curious.. Can "Bulls eye shellac - Craft" sealer work as a substitute for Mr. SuperClear? It's the only sealant that any local stores here sell that seems usable O-o everything else comes with gloss or would defiantly ruin a doll..
And what exactly are artist pastels? None of the craft or art stores in my town or the few around sell them they sell Oil pastels, Soft pastels, compressed chalk pastels (Easiest to turn to powder..), and regular chalk pastels...
kk3396 1 year ago
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@BJDcollectasy I'm curious.. Can "Bulls eye shellac - Craft - All Natural" sealer work as a substitute for Mr. SuperClear? It's the only sealant that any local stores here sell that seems usable O-o everything else comes with gloss or would defiantly ruin a doll..
And what exactly are artist pastels? None of the craft or art stores in my town or the few around sell them they sell Oil pastels, Soft pastels, compressed chalk pastels (Easiest to turn to powder..), and regular chalk pastels...
kk3396 1 year ago
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kk3396 1 year ago
Thank you so much for your videos, they're going to help me a ton when I get my first girl. ^_^
But can I ask what music was on this video. it was soo pretty. *-*
mrschocolatebox 1 year ago
I notice you said 2 coats, is that before you do any blushing and then do a finished coat? Am thinking about doing my own face up & body work m'self
Shiyamirai 1 year ago
Yes, 2 light coats so you are sure not to miss a spot, one coat to seal.
BJDcollectasy 1 year ago
beautiful work
spidersue 1 year ago
Do you need to disassemble the doll to MSC it?
Kankugal159 1 year ago
I disassembled my Planet Doll girl, but I kept Pan whole and tried not to spray too much in the joints. I did take off his hands as well as his head. I have so far not had a problem with his blushing. It was a little harder to spray some parts, but it worked out fine for me that way. I think as long as you make sure you get light even coats on the surface of the doll you are fine whichever method you decide to do.
BJDcollectasy 1 year ago
@BJDcollectasy Thanks so much. :)
I think when I get my doll, I'll do body blushing. And I'll probably disassemble her.
Plus, I would want to make sure her stringing was just right.
Kankugal159 1 year ago
where did you learnt to make bjd dolls??
Titsume 1 year ago
I did not make the doll, he was made by a company called Ringdoll and designed by Chinese doll artist Huang Shan. The dolls can be customized in lots of ways. This video shows how to "body blush" a resin doll. I also made a video showing a girl doll. I made this video because boy dolls with lots of muscles and washboard abs need to handled a little differently.
BJDcollectasy 1 year ago
@BJDcollectasy oh I see... so sad, the doll making stays a mystery for me again.
Titsume 1 year ago
Maybe you should buy the book "Yoshida Style Ball Jointed Doll-Making Guide by Ryo Yoshida". Search for places that sell it online. It is not translated from Japanese, but I understand the photos are very clear and can teach you a lot about doll sculpting. Hope that helps!
BJDcollectasy 1 year ago
@BJDcollectasy thank you, I'll look after that. :)
Titsume 1 year ago
wooow amazing *.* I want to be a dollmaker too! >.<
Titsume 1 year ago
what was this doll made of? :O Wood or porcelain? or else? He is looking soo cool I love it!
Titsume 1 year ago
He's made of polyurethane resin. They are generally referred to as ABJDs or BJDs. (Asian ball jointed doll, though some are made in non Asian countries too. Most are made in Korea, China, and Japan.) If you click the link to my site under the video, you can see lots of them. They come in all sizes. They are a fun hobby because they are designed to be customized. (You can also buy finished dolls too, but what's the fun in that? :D)
BJDcollectasy 1 year ago
Thanks for checking him out! Yes, I think that the newer styles of boy bodies are much more fun to blush as the muscles have more detail. Pan is a really nice doll, very well made. You will see more of him eventually as I'll be using him in an another upcoming project!
BJDcollectasy 1 year ago
I love the new athletic bodies the boys are coming in. This shading just makes them look that much more real. Excellent job as always. You make it look so easy.
freya1924 1 year ago
Absolutely amazing as always. :)
Siopaoskii 1 year ago