FANTASY TODDLER “CARACOLA” from Tiffany Kit sculpted by Susan Lippl

* Please keep in mind that my art dolls are not toys. CARACOLA is not suitable for children and has to be handle with care. CARACOLA IS A DISPLAY DOLL

DESCRIPTION

Mix Media Technique

Weight: 10 lb approx.

Length: 27´´

Full ball-jointed arms and Legs

Full Female Gender Torso pointed by limbs connectors

Painting: Genesis

Hairlines Microrooting: Redhead High Quality Curly Mohair

Eyelashes: Microrooting

Eyebrows: hand-painted

Eyes: Realistic silicon eyes

Natural appearance manicura

PAINTING:

Caracola is a sweet redhead girl painted with Genesis Heat Paints. I always work for the best and natural result in my art dolls.

My lovely girl is a delicately painted complexion with slight mottling, capillaries, translucent veining, birthmarks, rash, freckles worked on several layers, beauty moles, nevus, nostrils shaded, wet areas… And every detail has been shaded and bright places. The finish is varnish protection and a texture medium to increase real skin appearance. A complex set of nuances that print realism to his skin.

Painting Effects:

– Strategic Flaky skin effect hand-painted

– Pinky Hypopigmentation.

– Strategic 3D painted effect congenital pigmented nevus.

– Beauty moles.

– Freckles worked in different layers, sizes, colors, volumes and shapes stage of birth and growth to build 3d illusion.

-SEASHELL FANTASY DETAILS: MIX MEDIA TECHNIQUE

EYEBROWS: 3D hand-painted

FILLING:

Caracola has been weighted with high-quality and non-toxic materials: glass beads, polly pellet and premium silicone fiber fill. I only use high quality products to create my babies.

COMING HOME:

* Cute Ducks Swimwear

* Cute Ducks Outfit

* Lovely Boutique Summer Dress

* Extra outfit by my election

* Receiving wrap

* Latidos Reborn Care Instruction

* Latidos Reborn Birth Certificate

*NOTE THAT PROPS IN THE PHOTOS ARE NOT INCLUDED – (Nest, feathers, decoration, wraps, flowers, dolls, fur blanket, bib, toys…)

My babies are reborn in front of the seaside and they all are painted and photographed with natural light. Coloring and brightness can vary depending on the screen of your personal computer.

These photos have been taken in a variety of natural lighting conditions and different days (from sunny to cloudy) to show Caracola´s skin tone changes and her volume.

* Never subject these works to extreme temperatures. Avoid exposure to extreme heat and cold and especially any fantasy work in which details have been modeled with mix media materials.

These are exhibition works that you will enjoy embracing and admiring, but you must be careful. I always advise that you treat them as you would a real baby girl. You would never leave it for hours in the sun or outdoors… Common sense care