Quote Originally Posted by taylorRichie View Post
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Can you explain to me what Lisa does with the dolls? Where they come from, does she paint them, create the outfits? etc.? Or can you buy these dolls off the shelf?? I'm confused.

They're pretty awesome! Some of the images remind me very much of the art of Mark Ryden. Let her know I'm very impressed. (both with the photography, and the dolls themselves) They almost look like high polygon 3D models in the photographs.
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Quote Originally Posted by nfpgasmask View Post
They are commonly known as Asian Ball Jointed dolls and they are amazing, like you said. She has painted some, and had some painted by "face-up" artists. They all started in Japan and now are made in Korea and China as well. There is a huge "cult" of people who collect these dolls, dress them, do photo shoots, meet-ups, conventions, etc. It's a little nerdy, yeah, but whatever, it's fun.

Bart
...wait'll you see what's comin down the tube...

Quote Originally Posted by BigSwede View Post
"Is your uh, is your wife interested in... photography, ay? 'Photographs, ay', he asked him knowingly?"

Squire:
"Photography?"

Man:
"Snap snap, grin grin, wink wink, nudge nudge, say no more?"
WAY too funny...I know, I'm from the "Ministry of silly walks".

Quote Originally Posted by taylorRichie View Post
She prefers I call her Lisa

I am absolutely horrible with names, and I tell people up front that I probably won't remember their name. I guess my brain is too full of useless information to remember names.

I think those Ball Jointed dolls are awesome... (not that I play with dolls) but wow...

Anyway, Does she sell? Collect? or just take pictures of the same doll in different outfits/settings etc.? Tell her props!

This is what it reminded me of

Sorry to derail the thread

Might have to have her bring something to Moab.
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