Fantasy Dolls
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Artist: Elena Loukianova
First place in the Beginner Doll category of the ProSculpt Scholarship Award contest.
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Artist: Tatiana Tofaneto
First place in the Professional Doll category of the ProSculpt Scholarship Award contest.
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Artist: Lindsey Pratt
Honorable Mention in the Beginner Doll category of the ProSculpt Scholarship Award contest.
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Artist: Kristie Hamrick
Third place in the Professional Doll category of the ProSculpt Scholarship Award contest.
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Artist: Wendy Rinehart
Second place in the 2004 ProSculpt Scholarship Award contest. It was also nominated for the Dolls Award of Excellence.
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Artist: Janet Prond
Honorable Mention in the 2004 ProSculpt Scholarship Award contest. Sculpted in ProSculpt, the body is soft-sculpted in cloth and faux-fur over a wire armature.
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Artist: Leslie Hancock
Honorable Mention in the 2001 ProSculpt Scholarship Award contest. See more of Leslie's work at www.lhancock.com.
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Artist: Zoya Dubrovsky
Earth forces support a birthing mother, guarded here by scarecrow's protective gesture and angelic presence. This doll was inspired by the homebirths of my grandchildren.
18 inches high
18 inches high
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Artist: Zoya Dubrovsky
22 inches high, made of ProSculpt polymer clay, mixed media materials, sewn and glued to a wire armature and found objects.
Animals bring inspiration, chickens fly and so do I.
Animals bring inspiration, chickens fly and so do I.
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Artist: Zoya Dubrovsky
This forest woman walking with a horse stands 13 inches high.
Made from paper clay, mixed media materials, sewn and glued to wire armature and found objects.
Made from paper clay, mixed media materials, sewn and glued to wire armature and found objects.
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Artist: Rebecca Hanson
Mallory is a posable Orangutan made with Prosculpt. See more of Rebecca's work at SweetBananaDreams.com
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Artist: Barry Cathers
From Victoria, British Columbia, Barry specializes in realistic figures ranging from 12 to 30 inches tall.
Contact Barry at (250) 360-0863 or at pcathers@telus.net
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Artist: Barry Cathers
From Victoria, British Columbia, Barry specializes in realistic figures ranging from 12 to 30 inches tall.
Contact Barry at (250) 360-0863 or at pcathers@telus.net
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Artist: Barry Cathers
From Victoria, British Columbia, Barry specializes in realistic figures ranging from 12 to 30 inches tall.
Contact Barry at (250) 360-0863 or at pcathers@telus.net
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Artist: Barry Cathers
From Victoria, British Columbia, Barry specializes in realistic figures ranging from 12 to 30 inches tall.
Contact Barry at (250) 360-0863 or at pcathers@telus.net
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Artist: Barry Cathers
From Victoria, British Columbia, Barry specializes in realistic figures ranging from 12 to 30 inches tall.
Contact Barry at (250) 360-0863 or at pcathers@telus.net
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Artist: Widow (Red) Bryant
Seeking escape from grief, Widow (Red) Bryant turned to polymer clay to while away the sleepless nights. Her midnight therapy evolved into quite a popularity on eBay, allowing her to follow her dream of being a full-time professional artist, and supporting her children through a love of the clay. She uses Prosculpt exclusively, finding it the perfect combination of firmness and malleability right out of the package. She specializes in her Boyz From The Wood, and commissioned Portrait Faeries as featured in Contemporary Doll Magazine.
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Artist: Jerry Burch
artwork@jerryburch.com
Size: 18 inches, medium: Polymer Clay, price: Please contact artist
Jerry Burch
Contemporary Doll Artist
9421 South Street Road
LeRoy, New York 14482 Studio: 585-750-2067
www.jerryburch.com
Size: 18 inches, medium: Polymer Clay, price: Please contact artist
Jerry Burch
Contemporary Doll Artist
9421 South Street Road
LeRoy, New York 14482 Studio: 585-750-2067
www.jerryburch.com
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Artist: Shaun Gentry
Shaun Gentry
202 E. Walnut St.
Van Buren, OH 45889
(419) 299-3635
shaun_gentry@yahoo.com
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Artist: Henry F. (Skip) Lambracht
This piece is based on the May 1939 George Petty Airbrush Pin-Up Illustration for Esquire Magazine. She has won Silver at Wonderfest in Louisville, KY in 2000, and 2nd place at IPMS San Antonio, Spring 2002.
By Henry F. Lambracht, Jr
4801 Island Highway #2 Charlotte, MI 48810
512-294-7730, skip39@hotmail.com
By Henry F. Lambracht, Jr
4801 Island Highway #2 Charlotte, MI 48810
512-294-7730, skip39@hotmail.com
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Artist: Chris Jones
"What a curious feeling, I must be shrinking!".....Alice in Wonderland
Alice, a one of a kind made of ProSculpt clay, wire and cloth. Alice sits about eight inches tall and has glass eyes and mohair.
Chris Jones is a member of the Professional Doll Makers' Art Guild and sells, one of kind miniature toddlers and babies on her web site, chrisjonesoriginaldolls.com.
Alice, a one of a kind made of ProSculpt clay, wire and cloth. Alice sits about eight inches tall and has glass eyes and mohair.
Chris Jones is a member of the Professional Doll Makers' Art Guild and sells, one of kind miniature toddlers and babies on her web site, chrisjonesoriginaldolls.com.
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Artist: Liudmila Rybalchenko
Marie is 18 inches tall. Her head and limbs are hand sculpted over a wire armature with fabric and lace dress. Her beads and necklace are hand made of polymer clay. All of the accessories including the rose are made by the artist. The doll is painted with oil paint. She was inspired by the artists love of European history.
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Artist: Anna Hardman
Second place in the Beginner Doll category of the ProSculpt Scholarship Award contest.
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Artist: Misty Auld
Third place in the Advanced Doll category of the ProSculpt Scholarship Award contest.
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Artist: Mariko Ito
Honorable Mention in the Professional Doll category of the ProSculpt Scholarship Award contest.
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Artist: Phil Cuthbert
First place in the 2004 ProSculpt Scholarship Award contest. Hagrid was sculpted in ProSculpt, the body is soft-sculpted in cloth, fur, and leather over a wire armature.
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Artist: Jan Coe
Third place in the 2004 ProSculpt Scholarship Award contest. Sculpted in ProSculpt, the body is soft-sculpted in fine cloth and fur over a wire armature.
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Artist: Janna Purelines
Honorable Mention in the 2004 ProSculpt Scholarship Award contest. Sculpted in ProSculpt, 6" long.
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Artist: Sharon Brown
Honorable Mention in the 2001 ProSculpt Scholarship Award contest. See more of Nicola's work at www.pingreestudios.com.
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Artist: Zoya Dubrovsky
12 inches high, made of ProSculpt polymer clay, mixed media materials, sewn and glued to wire a armature and found objects.
A whimsical carriage with a child from my mindscape, inspired by working mothers who always need extra hands. Zoya can be reached at (919)732-5696.
A whimsical carriage with a child from my mindscape, inspired by working mothers who always need extra hands. Zoya can be reached at (919)732-5696.
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Artist: Zoya Dubrovsky
19 inches high, made of Prosculpt polymer clay, mixed media materials, sewn and glued to a wire armature and found objects.
Clown with horse during intermission.
Clown with horse during intermission.
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Artist: Zoya Dubrovsky
22 inches high, made of ProSculpt polymer clay, mixed media materials, sewn and glued to a wire armature and found objects.
Paper Boy delivers news with bicycle wheels and hot air balloons. It is a reflection on the origin of things; early locomotion and flying machines.
Paper Boy delivers news with bicycle wheels and hot air balloons. It is a reflection on the origin of things; early locomotion and flying machines.
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Artist: Daniel Horne
Daniel sculpted this art doll after Galadriel, played by Cate Blanchett, in The Lord of the Rings movie trilogy.
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Artist: Rebecca Hanson
Elly is a posable Orangutan made with Prosculpt. See more of Rebecca's work at SweetBananaDreams.com
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Artist: Jack Johnston
This delightful movie set was commissioned by Brian Krebs of Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Brian has one of the largest collections of Jack Johnston original art dolls. He has a gallery open to the public showcasing Jack's work. You may call him and arrange to see the dolls toll free 800-231-3688. Included in his collection of 15 dolls is this miniature set made of Creall-Therm© and fabric.
Photography: Russ Robison
Photography: Russ Robison
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Artist: Barry Cathers
From Victoria, British Columbia, Barry specializes in realistic figures ranging from 12 to 30 inches tall.
Contact Barry at (250) 360-0863 or at pcathers@telus.net
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Artist: Barry Cathers
From Victoria, British Columbia, Barry specializes in realistic figures ranging from 12 to 30 inches tall.
Contact Barry at (250) 360-0863 or at pcathers@telus.net
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Artist: Barry Cathers
From Victoria, British Columbia, Barry specializes in realistic figures ranging from 12 to 30 inches tall.
Contact Barry at (250) 360-0863 or at pcathers@telus.net
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Artist: Barry Cathers
From Victoria, British Columbia, Barry specializes in realistic figures ranging from 12 to 30 inches tall.
Contact Barry at (250) 360-0863 or at pcathers@telus.net
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Artist: Mark Dennis
A one of a kind original art doll made from ProSculpt with glass eyes. She stands 29" high by 11" wide by 8" long.
After centuries of entombment, she has been set free! She stretches as she assumes her more familiar shape. A knowing look settles into her eyes as she is determined to catch up on all those years of living she has missed.
After centuries of entombment, she has been set free! She stretches as she assumes her more familiar shape. A knowing look settles into her eyes as she is determined to catch up on all those years of living she has missed.
122 Manor Ave.
Millersville, PA 17551
www.mad-sculptor.com.
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Artist: Aidamaris Roman
Aidamaris makes many fantasy one-of-a-kind art dolls Visit her gallery for more
www.goddess-dreams.com
www.goddess-dreams.com
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Artist: Adriela Sakamoto
Adriela Sakamoto is a self-taught artist from Washington State. This wicked
looking doll is her interpretation of the Wicked Queen of the fairytale Snow
White. Sculpted of Prosculpt, it stands 18" tall. Commissions always welcome!
Site: www.adriela.com
Contanct: adriela@adriela.com.
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Artist: Mark Dennis
Ebenezer is taken from the early pages of Dickens's "A Christmas Carol". Scrooge is seeing Marley's Ghost for the first time as he enters his home. The ghost is supported by Ebenezer's hand.
18"x 12x12, Made of ProSculpt, alpaca hair, and cloth.
Photo by Richard W. Dennis Studio
18"x 12x12, Made of ProSculpt, alpaca hair, and cloth.
Photo by Richard W. Dennis Studio
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Artist: Dorothea Fitzgerald
The picture of the elf will be in the Christmas issue of "Early American Life " magazine, Gallery of American artists, Fall 2002. The elf is made using Pro-Sculpt with a wire and cloth armature body and sits about 12 inches to the top of his hat.
See more of Dorothea's work at www.passionforsantas.com
See more of Dorothea's work at www.passionforsantas.com
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Artist: Kim Jelley
"Forget-me-not" is a OOAK polymer clay flower faerie created by artist Kim Jelley. "Forget-me-not" is dedicated in loving tribute to Kim Jelley's only sister, Michelle Titolo, a Canor Fitzgerald employee who was tragically among the thousands that perished Sept. 11th, 2001. May we never forget.
PO Box 1096
Bay Shore, NY. 11706
PO Box 1096
Bay Shore, NY. 11706
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Artist: Sunny Talbot
Sunny made this doll's body from ProSculpt and overlaid it with faux fur and custom clothing. Visit Fairies of the Painted Sun & Sunny Babies to see more of her great work.
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Artist: Joe MacPhale
The doll is 18 inches tall and made of ProSculpt. It is a mechanical doll; the wings move and the doll flies up toward the sky. The vignette was hand made by Joe as well. His email is Ancientwhisperers3@aol.com and Joe is a member of the Professional Doll Makers Art Guild.
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Artist: Joe MacPhale
Shaylee "Queen of the Forest" is sculpted of ProSculpt Caucasian Flesh clay. She is animated to fly into the air in front of a life-like forest. We have chosen to show her without her back drop vignette for clarity of the sculpture. You may see the full doll, and the vignette in this same gallery. The costume, sculpture and the mechanical movement for the vignette are all made by Joe MacPhale. To fully appreciate this sculpture you must see in person.
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Artist: Ros Schramm
This baby fairy is made from ProSculpt Ethnic clay. Click the thumbnail to see the scale. See more work of this artist from Tasmania at Sherwood Lane.