>>191 >Nurse-doll waifus best waifus Baste OP is baste.

>>193 a cute.

Reminder to watch

>>201 That coord is top cute!

this is really creeping me out

>>208 Howso? I'm curious

>>208 They're kinda cute. Makes me want my own dolls

>>209 Some people get creeped out by dolls. No idea why you'd come look at /doll/ if you do, but there it is.

>>211 I suppose I wouldn't expect general creeped-by-dolls as the sentiment if they're here, instead expecting something thread-specific.

yep its still not cute and it's still creeping me the fuck out

Her name is Dorito

>>221 Yeah, these are the dolls that're made specifically with the aesthetic that creeps many out. >>222 (checked) She looks like a tiny heroin addict.

>>223 The aesthetic is my favorite part. I love dolls that have a pale look with careful shading. They're cute to me, and I also like the one more outright designed to be creepy, like The Star, Death, The Hermit, so on from Doll-Zone -- Or was that Doll Chateu? I still find it all to be pretty, anyway.

>>225 >I still find it all to be pretty, anyway. While I have nothing against owning dolls (I want a robowaifu after all), I still find that difficult to fathom. I know there are guys who honestly like much of the kind of thing you might find on /monster/ so it's hardly shocking to me. But for an aesthetic that is obviously simulating physical illness to be appealing to someone is quite beyond my reckoning tbh.

>>225 Cute dollbutt

>>227 Miss-clicked spoiler on a clothed pic instead of the butt. >>226 It's pretty. These spoilered ones are the more outright creepy/grotesque styled and i enjoy their aesthetic too.

>>228 >first pic I saw that doll on sale just recently. She was half off

>>229 CARLOS! You're a double-nigger

>>225 >>228 I can tell there's a definite aesthetic they have going and I think it's cool that you dig it. The soldering iron guro's a bit much for me though.

>>193 Source of pic related?

>>234 Probably from this blog: http://galaxypolice.blogspot.com/

>>222 >>225 I've been following BJDs for over a decade and sadly not got a single one yet , it's kind of interesting when you think about how they evolved to having double joints and there's been trend returning to the single joint roots. Being mostly a simple toyfag, I used to think that double joints are better because it means more articulation, but then I realize after reading and seeing how not fun/smooth to pose BJDs are, taking to account that their big scale doesn't allow them to interact with most toys and miniatures, I got to the conclusion that BJD first and foremost priority should be aesthetics, that just meant to be big beautiful dolls that you can't do much with. My currently favorite doll body is the 1/4 Myou Doll, it's pear shape and got actual ball joints, it could use more defined detail in certain areas, notably the ankles and the bottom area looks kinda weird and have harsh sculpt to it. If this body was added more detail and sculpted more in the style of that big MSD DZ you posted, it would've been the prefect BJD body imho.

>>236 >how not fun/smooth to pose BJDs are, taking to account that their big scale doesn't allow them to interact with most toys and miniatures I'm not sure how posable you're looking for here, but a lot of a doll's posability depends on her internal structure. I've never owned a strung doll but I'd guess they're differently-posable than those with skeletons because you've got only the tension of the rigging against the joints. I own single-jointed and double-jointed girls and have always found the single-jointed ones a lot easier to pose. There's also the design of the body parts to consider: Angel Philia's balloon-like vinyl shell design means that they can get some nice squish like real flesh because the body parts don't end up levering against themselves, but that can backfire and look unnatural if taken too far. I've posed my very smol girls together with my 1/3rd girls too and it looks cute. Making use of the scale difference for a giantess/minigirl feel is the key, I find.

>>237 I meant for strung dolls only, I imagine vinyl dolls with inner skeleton are very similar to regular fashion dolls and action figures as they both have actual functional joints. >I've posed my very smol girls together with my 1/3rd girls too and it looks cute. Making use of the scale difference for a giantess/minigirl feel is the key, I find Sure thing, but I had in mind more 1/6-1/18 scales figures and accessories. >I own single-jointed and double-jointed girls Nice, can you elaborate what dolls do you own?

>>238 I own five Dollfie Dreams, an Angel Philia, and a Mini Sweets doll.

>>222 muh dick!

I found these the other day and thought of /doll/.

Iplehouse dolls are so pretty

Hello

>>310 gorgeous doll is it a dollfie bjd, the outfit is adorable

>>311 I don't remember where I got the pic honestly, it might be searchable. I don't actually have any dolls (other than in pics), but I'm interested in them and will most likely buy some at some point when I'm able to (I noticed this board might be considered for deletion because of inactivity so I posted to help keep the board alive) I'll see if I can find more doll pics which haven't been posted on here yet

>>312 Oh, I really hope this board doesn't get deleted. My doll is soon coming and I wanted too share loads of pics of it. Also wanted to do an art project around it.Would be a huge blow if this board gets deleted, love this little board. Usually find pics on flickr. Really want to get a doll house but I wonder if it is even possible 60cm dolls are huge don't know if it would even work the house would be huge

>>312 >I noticed this board might be considered for deletion because of inactivity >>313 >Oh, I really hope this board doesn't get deleted That would really suck, but I doubt the Admin of anon.cafe is actually considering that. It was just the roving niggerpiller sniping the odd potshot I imagine. Regardless, I keep the board fully archived if something ever happens. If so, just regroup in /shelter/ and discuss things. You'll be fine, /doll/ . >t. /robowaifu/

>>314 Niggers be nagging. Anon.cafe has a bright future and potential. Here is some doll face I draw of references, drawing dolls is the most enjoyable thing to draw for me.

>>315 Your work on the eyes is very nice Anon. Keep at it! Do you ever visit on /loomis/ ?

>>314 why would they delete /doll/? /toy/ have been inactive for months now and the board is still around.

>>316 Thanks. Yeah I'm pretty active on anon.cafe /loomis/ board I mainly post in the practice thread. Practice figure drawing of nude women, mostly the posts with one picture of the drawing and the model as a reference in the second photo.

>>318 Cool, glad to hear it Anon. Keep working at your arts, we all look forward to your progress!

Drew Fashion Iplehouse Doll Yur's face

>>327 I'd suggest you work through Betty Edward's Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain book+workbook Anon. You have a good feel for eyes so far, but your general geometric proportions are off. That book will help you tune your 'seeing' in. Keep at it Anon!

>>327 >>328 BTW, it's a beautiful doll you've chosen for your reference Anon.

>>328 Thx for the advice anon, u got a point. Currently still working through fun with a pencil nearly done with it. Might look into it in the future. Drawing digitally is very new to me will take me time to get use to especially with drawing lines and shapes still very awkward. Lot easier for me to draw traditionally just thought I would give digital art a bit of a try in my free time when I am not drawing traditionally. >>329 Yeah, users on flickr sure know how to take amazing pictures of there dolls

Redrew it but traditionally took half the time it did to do it digitally.

>>333 That's a bit better on your proportions Anon. Drawing with a tablet electronically brings tons of benefits to the table, but it can take a while to get used to them when you're beginning. Just be patient with yourself and keep at it Anon. >nice digits! :^)

>>334 I didn't notice the digits lol. I draw on an easel think I might just go all in on traditional art comes down to personal preference. I wished annoying people would leave this board along and stop saying it's dead and should be deleted it's mean and damaging to people enjoy this board.

Good luck /doll/!

>>382 You're a louse mr anon.

>>389 A cute! >>392 Kek. I love stop-motion, and dolls are a natural fit ofc.

>>405 >dead board >video is over a year old.

>>408 But she learned how to write today ;-; This video is so inspiring. What will she do next?

>>409 >What will she do next? Guess what, she's already running her own business now Anon! https://youtu.be/0LNthFGX4aM >via https://alogs.space/robowaifu/res/1591.html#17799

>>419 This is amazing!! I almost want to cry. Doll rights have really come so far. I can't wait to see what the future holds.

Camo undies wotk surprisingly well. Noted...

She's a photographer! Being photographed no less...

A cute!

Really nice photos. I like the one in the yellow flowers field, pure cuteness.

A cute! I like how the inside of the elbow has a little "don't pinch" plate?

>>458 It's not a "don't pinch plate" actually! It's a segment between 2 separate joints. Having 2 elbow joints allows a larger range of movement. If they only had one joint, the harder materials of the forearm and upper arm would stop each other at just less that 90°. With 2 joints, though, you can more closely mimic actual human ranges better.

>>460 Neat! How much would just the 'base' (?) in your pic cost, about? Also, do you know if there are any engineering diagrams or blueprints available somewhere for something similar? >t. asking for robowaifu a friend :^)

>>462 I don't know about any schematics or anything like that, but here's the link where I pulled that model from: https://obitsu.co.jp/doll-division/obitsu-body-and-parts/obitsu-body/obitsu-body-22/ You can also check out pics rel for what I was able to scrounge up with a simple search. Hope it helps!

>>463 Thanks! Great stuff Anon. :^)

>>449 Does she wear glasses in the spacesuit shots ? Mind to post a photo with glasses but no space helmet on please ?

>>469 They're not my photos, sorry. I got them from the dollieh sanctuary forum, though I can't seem to find the specific thread. And yeah she is wearing glasses in the spacesuit it seems. I think the spacesuit and helmet are attached though so you may not have any luck getting a pic in the suit without the helmet.

>>470 A pic without the suit but the glasses would be perfect tho :) Dolls with glasses are the cutest. t. メガネっ娘 enjoyer

Isn't there a horror movie out right now based around an overly-protective doll?

>>485 Sure, it's called Yandere: The Doll Arises.

>>485 Horror? That sounds like a dream come true.

>>486 >>493 https://www.imdb.com/title/tt8760708/?ref_=ttls_li_tt Ah, I think it was this one. She looks and sounds like a doll, from what little I saw.

>>498 >>499 These are gorgeous location shots Anon.

>>502 They really are. I only recently found them through the tumblr blog "gonayuki". There is a lot of good doll pics to be found there, really pretty stuff.

>>506 Well please keep being our go-between. Moar! :^)

>>504 >tfw I mistook the last pic as preggers dolly

>>525 Wonderful dump Anon, thanks! >Not a subsidiary of RoboWaifu, Inc. Lol

>>576 Nice dump Anon!

Noodles!

Some robowaifu inspiration

>>599 Thanks for the new dump Anon! A cute! >>592 >>593 >>594 Is she some sort of battery, or are they going for the beginnings of a smol robowaifu here Anon?

>>594 Oh this is neat.

>>600 (dubs) I believe she is equipped with a battery but charges by a USB in her back. I believe that you can also have it bypass the battery and just directly charge the item.

>>602 I see. Certainly we'll equip our robowaifus (even the smol ones) to be able to charge all our devices wherever we are together. Thanks Anon! BTW I like Danny Choo's work, but I've heard some don't. a) How do you feel about this? b) Why do ppl dislike him (or is it the dolls themselves)? Cheers.

>>603 I don't really mind how others feel about certain things. That said, the best reason I can imagine people might hate Danny Choo is that he can be quite preachy. He has a big emphasis on maintaining a diverse line up of dolls, even if they don't sell well, and likes to talk about that a lot. Outside of that, I could only imagine business practices or quality being issues, but I'm not familiar with his products in those ways.

>>629 A cute, thanks!