Goth Eye for the Prep Guy, Tuesday 1st period, 6/26/07

[cheerfulgoth.livejournal.com]

Abby was standing in front of a stack of plain stuffed dolls and boxes of wee tiny clothes. "Today is our last class. Since I know that not many of you will continue with your obsession with eyeliner and dark clothing, I thought I'd give you a reminder of class. You'll be able to design and dress your little goth guy or gal doll and then...oh, I don't know, frighten small with it."

"There's permanent markers for eyeliner and even wee tiny safety pins. Just be careful not to pierce them too much." Abby grinned at the class. "I have no emergency doll surgery skills."

[Last class! *sniff*]

Comments

Dress up dolls!

[cheerfulgoth.livejournal.com]

Pair up, share, fight over the teeny pvc trenchcoat.

[Doll clothing can be totally handwavy and if you need ideas, there's a convenient goth doll maker site (http://www.thedollpalace.com/dollmaker/cartoon/gothic/dress-up.php#). Sadly, it's only girls...but still, fun doll maker!]

Re: Dress up dolls!

[stuckeyboy]

Warren had . . . kind of too much fun with this assignment. Still, he was rather proud of his doll. . . .

Re: Dress up dolls!

[orewahikari.livejournal.com]

Roxas made his look as much like a skinny goth version of his mun as possible pinched the teeny PVC trenchoat first. And decided he didn't like it.

So he made his look like this instead:



God knows where the pig came from.

Re: Dress up dolls!

[robinthefrog.livejournal.com]

Robin started by doing a lightening design down the side of his doll's right cheek, starting from the corner of it's eye. He didn't know if it was a boy or a girl doll yet.

Eventually however, he decided it was a girl, dressed in black fishnet stockings with black sandles, and a blouse with long flowing sleeves.

ooc: doll maker sight broked my internets so I didn't use it.