DESTROYED EXPENSIVE DOLLS FACE / FAILED PLASTIC SURGERY FOR MONSTER HIGH / HOW TO SCULPT DOLL HEAD

I've destroyed a head of an expensive big Monster High doll and I now I have nothing else to do but to sculpt a new doll head from scratch for the first time in my life! #monsterhigh #barbie
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[@vladedin3024]

As Bob Ross said "We don't make mistakes, his happy little accidents." I'm so happy she was about to make something she's so proud of after something so wrong happening. You go girl.

[@ebonyrainer2403]

When you shrink heads with acetone, you should only leave the head for 2 hours in pure acetone. 24hr soaks have a ratio of 70% acetone and 30% water. Hope this helps

[@SIMPLY_GJ]

Ebony Rainer WOW IT DID YO THX THIS IS FOR U 🍨🍨🍨🍨🍨🍨🍨🍨🍨🍨🍨🍨🍨🍨🍨🍨🍨🍨🍨🍨🍨🍨🍨🍨🍨

[@threshcansado5247]

GJ animations i want ice cream too... :(

[@peridotasadeadbritishmonar7924]

@@threshcansado5247 🍨🍨🍨🍧🍦🍦* yeets ice cream * UwU

[@robyn523]

*gives everyone free icecreams* 🍨🍨🍨

[@gachapiinky4409]

2 hours soaking 22 hours drying

[@87alina87]

I am glad the original head got destroyed and we got to see such an amazing work of your!

[@asidcracker]

Alina Tahir that’s not really something to be happy about like the art yes but destruction no cause like she said there expensive

[@PeachFlavoredAutism]

it’s about 40 euros in the Netherlands, so I think 45 or 50 in Belgium.. yeah, pretty expensive indeed But, yes, if this didn’t happen, we wouldn’t be seeing her, even more, amazing talents.

[@VondaInWonderland]

I'm so glad the original head broke. She turned out so amazingly lifelike ♥

[@NeXxtLevelStudiosBD2T]

I dont know whether to dis like or like i liked this comment but the first sentence

[@uffulivia4894]

@@NeXxtLevelStudiosBD2T Same xD

[@arandompersonwhodoesrandom4462]

*They had us in the first half, not gonna lie.*

[@Phant0mGam3s]

12:13 lookin' like handsome Squidward.

[@Ruzovy_]

THOUGHT THE SAME!!

[@olibroussard1698]

Phantomcelebi OwO I can’t unsee that 😂😂😂😂

[@yourfriendlyneighbourhoodb333]

Yess

[@lunealovegood9863]

XDDDDD

[@karl4095]

@@holy_mackrole me too lol

[@AnnaPhelps]

She is so beautiful and life like. No one would ever guess that she is your first head sculpture. I would have liked to see the eyes a little bit bigger, but you were going for realistic, and they are very realistic. Great job!😌☺😄😁👍☺

[@webeforyou]

Yes the eyes are a little bit not like what i am used to see on you Channel?

[@JennyDiamantakos]

Wooow good job

[@Lilithd3mon]

I was thinking the same thing about the eyes. And yet it’s still an amazing and realistic doll. Complete agreement.

[@theoneandonlymr.d]

Go commit no emoji

[@theoneandonlymr.d]

Wait

[@AdrianforSure]

For the future, you mixed up your shrinking methods. You can keep the factory paint on if you SLOW shrink, in which you dilute the acetone with water and leave it in for 48 hours. What you did with undiluted acetone was FAST shrink and should only be left in there for 4 hours max. Fast shrinking is tricky because it can easily crack the head like you experienced!

[@starlitmelody9457]

Weren’t the shrinking methods done for smaller dolls as well? I haven’t seen anyone do these big dolls that way before.

[@GCKMimi]

Wow. Thanks for the clarifier!

[@ievute8]

How do u know this? Imma subscribe to ur channel.

[@starlitmelody9457]

There are some tutorials out there. The larger dolls are thicker plastic, idk if it’s the same kind. Also you want to put the acetone in the container before putting the doll in (the motion of the stuff hitting the head will also remove some of the paint)

[@QuietBloom]

Add the head should be 100% covered in fluid at all times to support it and make sure all the vinyl is being covered. I use 90% acetone now and the head hardly swells at all, but you still get the shrinking after it dries. The fast swelling is what can damage a head.

[@1999bubblegumgirl]

AHHHHH! You should make your own doll from scratch, it would be amazing! She’s beautiful

[@cloudkay5689]

I know it would be so cool to watch!!!!!!

[@lunaeinhorn]

Make this top comment!!!

[@sarahlithium1680]

If someone showed me this and said it’s my first time sculpting a head I would say they were lying to me

[@greekozygirl599]

Agreed she's so talented 😍

[@Valp8]

If you are good and have practice with drawing you are good with sculpting. So that explains her skills

[@kourtneyrachele3]

@@Valp8 not at all. An artistic background with an understanding of proportion and realism will definitely help. But knowing how to draw =\= knowing how to sculpt

[@brighthope7438]

Sculpting is SO much fun. I wish I could get back into it and try again after I ruined my sculpt when baking in an oven. He burned. Ugh.

[@redmarilynn]

@@brighthope7438 Aw so sorry your poor lil fellow burned :(

[@alliepaxton3130]

When you started this doll, I was not sure how I felt about her face. However, the finished product is absolutely stunning! You are extremely talented, and I love watching your videos!

[@katemorell7363]

My only criticism is that the monster high body is not anywhere near good enough for the beautiful, beautiful head you made, particularly with the drips running down the body.

[@farischase4613]

kate morell I completely agree

[@thestarskynight3291]

Well I feel the drips look like these things I have on my arms where they are bumps so in some ways it adds to realism

[@SM-xj2br]

I agree, the monster high bodies are horrible but it seems most people like to use them.

[@DeetsterB]

kate morell my thoughts as well. The drips were distracting. Was wondering why she didn’t sand them off.

[@beawiththetrix1951]

@@thestarskynight3291 it would be cool to add something like that to a doll

[@nikkimm1982]

I love that you're so down to earth and still have such a great sense of humor about your work. Reminds me to smile and keep learning through the silly mistakes I make everyday!!! you and your beauties are so amazing!!! so glad I stumbled onto your channel.

[@g0ffm0thh]

Maybe use the head for a cracked porcelain doll repaint?

[@amethyststudios6967]

CreativeCrepeOwO YES!!!

[@aniyahmsp2028]

Good idea

[@KingOfGaymes]

I wish she had 😭

[@ellianapeterson8913]

CreativeCrepeOwO oh my gosh yes

[@lukacruzdecampos]

I just love when a artist kicks her own expectations and make something great from a problem 💜💜💜💜💜

[@LEE-kq9tq]

Ok but you did a fantastic job making the head. If I tried that for the first time... it would look like an emoji.. a very weird warmed plain emoji lol

[@River2384]

Lisa S 🙃

[@Blarean50]

This doll turned out beautiful!! The only thing I would say is maybe the eye could be bigger or something. You cannot really see how beautiful her eyes are. I am loving the freckled skin, it makes her "pop"! You did an excellent job!!!

[@skrutta00]

Tammy Bailey I agree with you about the eyes .You could alsow insert glaseyes .😊😊

[@AnnaPhelps]

I agree about the eyes. But realistic eyes are small, much smaller than how dolls have them.

[@skrutta00]

Anna Phelps well in fact many people have very big eyes like myself 😉😉

[@falconinthedive]

it did the first hundred times, but it's getting to point where the only way a doll can have red hair is if they also have an extremely heavy amount of freckles like no other variety of redhead exists or is worth portraying.

[@Blarean50]

@@falconinthedive that is true. One of my good friends is a beautiful red head and she doesn't have freckled skin, pale skin or green eyes. She tans perfectly and has blue eyes. She's gorgeous.

[@valaamis]

Oh my God. I really respect you, it is so hard to do your own doll face. YOU DID IT AMAZING❤️😍

[@PoppenAtelier]

Thank you so much! ❤️

[@sunnysmilesstudio4115]

All I can say is WOW!!! You definitely have a gift and talent for this, your first sculpture and you succeeded at a very high level!! Despite the head being about the same size as the doll before you tried to shrink it, it's beautiful. Neccessity is the mother of invention! I also think the eyes should have been a bit bigger... or the lips smaller. Those lips are beautiful though!

[@clareann8912]

Me for like half of the video: GOVE HER FRECKLES Her: Gets freckles. Me: \ ^ㅈ^ /

[@SamanthaBaker-mn7js]

That little face you made was so cute lol 😊

[@nicoleproctor9533]

\^-^/

[@laubastet1102]

Clare Ann what’s gove

[@peanutbutterjellyfish]

Clare Ann can u fix “GOVE” to “GIVE”

[@gachapiinky4409]

Imma fix ur comment

[@juannabanana]

I love how you turned an "Oops" into a masterpiece. Very beautiful and a great way to show off your skills.

[@arthurkurz3599]

Yep it's a masterpiece and is it just me or she looks like Elizabeth afton

[@jenniferjohnson201]

She is absolutely gorgeous! You should sculpt faces more often!

[@Alona86]

I agree on that practice makes perfect.

[@lelaskvolela]

beautiful :) maybe you can do your own frankenstein monster doll with "ruined" doll's head or zombie doll for halloween. that is if you didn't throw it away already... :) hugs from serbia

[@JaiSeaWebarella]

I hope the broken failed head gets turned into something for Halloween. I bet it will turn out so cool

[@rosehavenfarm2969]

Proud of you, Ms Poppen. Getting out of your "comfort zone" as an artist is an important step. Keep going! Miss Red is beautiful.

[@lindsaysullivan2148]

Me watching Poppen sculpt the head: This can't end well, right? Me once she's done: Oh my god I stan a queen!!

[@alexandrabequette5835]

As someone whose face is covered in freckles I appreciate this doll! Love your work as always💛

[@elizabethhusser8942]

If you sculpt another head, I recommend making the eyelids slightly smaller and the eyes open a bit more so they will pop compared to the rest of the face. This was an awesome video and I'm amazed at how you were able to sculpt so well your first time! Beautiful doll!

[@69cancerians]

Sculpting heads is hard work and takes a load of practise! Yet i'm surprised to see that this is your first attempt! It's so good! I definitely think you should try to do more of this in the future, really enjoyed watching this and seeing the fab results! :) xx

[@cutedarkarts]

As soon as you said you were going to shrink the head, my heart sank. The larger heads are a different type of vinyl that is more prone to damage from acetone, some artists say that the face sort of melts on them when they're cleaning the paint off of it. But luckily, the damage wasn't too too bad, so it could probably be fixed with apoxie sculpt and a heat gun or something similar. And you sculpted an entirely new head, you should try sculpting your own BJD next! I'd love to see the process if you do, and you could even sell the bjds, you'd definitely get buyers! Edit: didn't get to the part where you said you wanted to sculpt your own Bjd when I wrote all that. I'm happy to hear that you want to make a Bjd! I think it's a dream of many doll artists to sculpt their own doll, I definitely want to sculpt one in the future.

[@singwithmarilyn4048]

Your sculpting skills are incredible! I can imagine you going as far as making your own molds for jointed porcelain dolls. You have so much talent

[@connieturner6575]

Your sculpt was really good and I can hardly believe it was your first. I'll bet it won't be the last! Very lovely girl and I enjoyed the whole video.

[@anima6583]

I had the same problem with a lips head (it was the same type plastic as the monster high dolls heads) it cracked just like yours, I fixed it by letting it dry out completely (trying to keep the cracks together while it dried) then I used super glue to fill in/keep the cracks together followed by filling cracks that were to visible with clay (I use apoxie sculpt but any air dry clay should work) then sand the heck of any seams from the cracks, if you try this again and have the same problem you can still save the head :)

[@QuietBloom]

Anima Great ideas! I have a broken doll head that I am patching with superglue and stitches! I think I may try air clay after the glue sets.

[@nomiix4907]

She is so beautiful. And I’m amazed at how you were able to make the best out of your situation. As artists sometimes things don’t go our way. But I love how you were like “I got this in the bag” and you totally owned it. This doll is so beautiful.

[@andreawitchycrafter5108]

There were points where that head was the stuff of nightmares but wow! you really pulled it off its amazing you're obviously incredibly talented and incredibly patient.

[@elsalopez6868]

The time you spent making this doll was worth it.Congratulations...your sculpting is absolutely perfect.You should keep doing it.Beautiful work!

[@alicedutra234]

You are a artist, that is one of the most pretty works i've ever seem

[@JudyFrankenbutt]

48 hrs in pure acetone, eep. I usually only go two hours max, checking every half hour for cracking. (And aborting at the first sign of cracks.) Dry the head after 2ish hours, let it shrink for a week or more, and when it's leather-hard I put it back in the acetone (unless it cracked earlier, in which case I don't go back to acetone.) Additionally, completely removing the hair plugs and making sure the ENTIRE head is covered with enough acetone that it will still be completely immersed when it expands will help to prevent cracks from forming due to unequal absorption of the acetone. Dirili has the most in depth acetone shrinking guides around (though not so much on shrinking the really big heads) and I really recommend searching for her website. Now to unpause the video and see the head you make! I'm excited! These kinds of accidents tend to lead to creative results!

[@junjoalex2747]

Judy Frankenbutt she said “for eight hours” the 8 hours she slept, you must of heard her wrong because of the accent

[@JudyFrankenbutt]

That seems likely. 8 hrs is still waaay too long, tho.

[@brentonjoseph]

Dilute the acetone with water to slow the shrinking process and prevent cracks! Diluting with lots of water will also protect the original face paint :) It's also helpful to remove all the hair from the inside of the head before shrinking so it will shrink more evenly.

[@TheFreckledLassSeamstress]

Your remake of this doll is my absolute favorite. You have an amazing talent. I love watching your videos!

[@LEE-kq9tq]

Watching your videos is making me want to try this. At least with super cheap dolls at first lol

[@mjcarone936]

I really love how you show your mistakes and admit that sometimes you get frustrated. You come across as very genuine and that's a great thing that not a lot of people can say. Love your videos so much!

[@eierkarton]

*inhales* *exhales* *inhales* HHHHOOOOOWWWWW

[@cyrusrose1603]

I have the same question XD

[@FoxSmudges]

This looks so incredible!!!! you definitely had a lot of guts trying this idea! You know what they say about success. you can't succeed at something without having a few failures. Bravo!!!!

[@Snekoko]

This is beautiful! I know how difficult it can be to take that step outside of your comfort zone, but often times that's when you really make magic, even if it doesn't work because you discover new things about yourself and how far you can really take your skills! You should feel super proud of this! I appreciate your honesty through the process. I love seeing artists improvise!

[@MaureenAponteBadra]

This was amazing! Being a freckly read headed person, it warms my heart when my kind is portrayed in art! ❤️

[@LaurieLeighArt]

I NEVER thought to sculpt right on the head knob. This is so very cool. I adore it.

[@JeisonRodriguez]

you should make celebrity dolls with this technique, shaping the factions with their photos, and it would surely go viral, you could make your own Lady Gaga, Katy Perry, Taylor Swift, etc.

[@ChronicHomo]

It is amazing but it sorta creeped me out with the amazing head sculpting plus the more cartoony monster high style

[@the_Toby_dream_life]

Oh my goodness oh my goodness oh my goodness, she is actually a part of u, u had to litefy put urself into making her. And she now serves as ur first true production sample precursor to ur first range of whatever initial bjd u wind up making! And just as I've come to love and anticipate with ur videos, with true Poppen pinach, and in true Atilier fashion, she's floored me! U've pretty much outdone urself! Never forgetting that every Poppen creation is uniquely stunning and beautiful in it's own special and exquisite customized right, she's just that much more a work of heart!

[@snickersblah]

Absolutely stunning. I hope you continue to sculpt. I truly can’t believe this is your first time.... The only thing that doesn’t work for me is the sculpt on the eyes. I think they got a little lost and sunken. From some angles I can only see the reflection from varnish and can’t tell if she has irises or pupils. Thank you so much for your hard work!

[@aydeegonzalez5173]

I love how the head end up, but I think it's a bit weird how it fits that realistic face with the less realistic body. Anyway I love it

[@tiffmonique7154]

Well it's a doll and supposed to be a doll.

[@jeaninevanzantvoort4042]

Wow, the work is amazing! She's so precious and fragile. Perhaps a little less freckles and bigger eyes would have suited her a little better. But the combinations are out of this world! Well done!!

[@knuddelkatze452]

Love the freckles! I don't think the eyes are too small! Those are natural proportions! Beautiful work!

[@cynthiat6505]

I am making 4 warrior angels for my grandchildren for Christmas, so this was especially important for me, because I am making them out of clay. You always inspire me. Thank you and blessings upon you!

[@AVKryshtal]

This was like the second doll that she kept the drips on. This doll is amazing, but the drip marks is a bit distracting.

[@mishti06]

She is gorgeous! Who would have thought freckles could look so good. Poppen you are an absolute genius..moulding a face from scratch..omg..youre so brave...what a masterpiece!!! 😊👍

[@saladbag8683]

Seeing how amazing the head turned out you should sculpt a bjd!! Edit: is having a mini heart attack YOU likes my comment

[@MsKirbygirl1]

I can't believe this is a first time project! I just loved seeing that ball of tin foil becoming a head. Your dream is to make your own bjd? Well I think you're right on track! That head sculpturing is just amazing. I've never bought a bjd, but when (totally when not if) you make one I'll have to empty my wallet :)

[@abbeybarry7332]

Wow! This doll is incredible! I love the more realistic face proportions, it really made her stand out compared to your other dolls. And her hair and outfit match perfectly. Amazing.

[@brighthope7438]

Your talent is beyond measure, but STILL GROWS! I am totally amazed. She is truly gorgeous. The ruined head was a good lesson we don't have to perform for ourselves. I only took one class in sculpting and LOVED it, but my doll was ruined in the oven. Yours is astounding. I love your videos - they are very easy to understand. Thank you, Maryna for spending time with us and for us. You're wonderful.

[@Bestarstruck]

God I wish I could hug you, as a fellow crafter I have been in similar situations. The kind were 98% of people would give up, but you didn't!!!! And she came out great in the end, while at the same take giving you an opportunity to grow as an artist and learn all sorts of new skills/techniques. I am SO VERY HAPPY for YOU! Congrats 💜💜💜

[@rebeccaperkins2605]

I love it when you post new videos- and I mean a different type, as well as a new video in general. For example, I love that you posted this non successful attempt, or when you did an older woman style, or like the 50s style. Seeing you do different types of things is so exciting because I know in the end you'll always make it look amazing!

[@plaaaant]

This might be the most beautiful doll face that I've ever seen in my life

[@Chiquita18852]

Absolutely amazing!!! Such an unbelievable talent you have. I hope that you consider doing more customized head just like this one. This takes special and one of a kind to another level!!! ❤

[@elisacatellani3440]

Wow.. w o w. Pure talent. This is the actual proof that you never have to give up. This is so so so beautiful. Well done, I’d do anything to have 1/4 of your talent! ♥️

[@roksanamastalerz3951]

Sooo.. You are telling me this is your first attempt of making head?! IM SHOCKED, you are pure artist!!! 💗

[@BottledWitch]

I really love this one, I love the fact that you resculpted the head and part of me wants to see what you could do with sculpting the whole doll from scratch but that would be crazy to do because that's one long process! But she is beautiful! Though, I'm not crazy about the resin in the eyes as it kinda makes it look like she's going to cry and obscures those gorgeous green eyes by it not being flat against the doll. She is amazing, though! Respect and props to you!

[@_strawberrychicken_1934]

#Notifycationsquad where you at?? And she that realistic it's scary, but I love her anyway, super hyped for what beautiful creations you make for halloween 🎃 🖤👻❤️💖

[@VichyGlitterGun]

You’re so talented! Great Job! 💖

[@kandicecousineau1348]

Wow!! Good thing she works with dolls for a living! Her first try at sculpting a face is unbelievable!!! Beautiful!!!!!!😍😍😍😍

[@maryellenbashaw8390]

I am so proud of you. You never gave up and look how beautiful she is. I REALLY want one of your pieces.

[@alexandramarina9569]

My best friend showed me your videos and this is incredible!! I love this doll more than the other ones because you made it work on your own and outside of your comfort Zone which is super inspiring! This is how it should be all the time when you try something new! You’re so determined and so talented even when you’re not so comfortable! I’m so proud of you!!! You should be insanely proud of yourself! I’m now a fan! And a new subscriber! I can’t wait to see your next project!! Also- you might wanna change the title of this video cause this was a legit win✨

[@PrettyKitty100]

Wow! I am so inspired by this video! You never made a doll head before. You were nervous and scared, but you gave it a try anyway, and your doll came out so beautiful in the end! 😍I hope too see more of your sculpting in the future! I’m sure you can make many more amazing ones just like this one.

[@Rachel_Gilley]

I'm halfway through the video and I can't finish it until I tell you how incredibly talented you are. You made a doll head from scratch!! That's just amazing to me. I can't wait to see how she looks at the end.

[@cinnastyle3260]

I've seen the acetone head shrinking trip a couple times now, and every person I've seen use it, the head cracks!🤔 seems quite the tricky technique, but you came back strong. Your doll is beautiful and looks so alive. The Shinto belief states that when we put love and effort into making something we imbue a soul into them

[@lamiitv]

She is so beautiful!!! This is the kind of art you can find in a museum, and the fact that you made it completely from scratch is just unbelievable. The attention to detail and all time and effort put into making this doll makes it truly a masterpiece, great work!

[@Ysckemia]

the cracked head cracked me up! XD this is the proof that shit happens even to the best artists^^ i think you underestimated the expansion rate. this size of jar is what i use for Ever after high dolls' head, and you can clearly see that the head was stuck in the jar after the acetone bath. wich is highly not recommended, as the expanded head becomes very fragile. about the make-up, if you want to keep it i think it's better to mix acetone with water, and also not pour the mixture onto the head. another crucial point : 8 hours into pure acetone is way too long! this is the right time for an acetone-water mix that works slower, and is easier to handle. (to shrink a EAH doll's head to the size of a MH one, i let it soak in pure acetone for 2hours max) anyway, this video is humble and instructive, it shows that once we accept our fails, we can move on and find a new way of doing things! :)

[@sandramorrison99]

When you said 'Shrink the dolls head', I was VERY confused. Then after the 'ACETONE ACCIDENT', 💔💔💔! But, I just 'had to see' how you recovered! You are AMAZING! 💟👾👻💨

[@nothinnfancy]

This was amazing. Do you think you could do horror/scary doll repaints with this?? I’d love to see you keep going out of your comfort zone like this!!!! 😍

[@maryk4053]

Still one of my favorite of all your videos. So much hard work. She’s fantastic. Love the freckles.

[@V0Y463R]

Her face looks like a painting come to life. You’re a true talented artist.

[@cettia3719]

Oh shit, this is awesome! I can't believe it's your first time sculpting a head, I'm so jealous lol This actually inspired me to try, cause sculpting a BJD is also a dream of mine

[@cinidevil]

She turned out amazing! I guess some bad stuff is actually an opportunity in disguise. :3 I think the anatomy on her head is a little skewed and her head looks vertically stretched, but honestly I don’t criticize you for it, people come in all shapes and sizes and this especially true for dolls. So all in all, I think it looks amazing for your first sculpt and I truly congratulate you on it!

[@marielaaguirre464]

Oh my!! You actually created a head and new face 😲

[@JosButtercup]

My son wants to be a professional artist when he grows up (his current focus is on cartography). I watched this video with him and we are both so impressed by your work! Beyond that I want to say thank you for showing that even the best artists can have things go wrong, and the amazing beauty that comes from continuing on despite the issues. You are as inspirational as you are talented! 😍🥰

[@pebblesandwoowoo]

To say you are gifted would be doing you a disservice, to call it art would also be wrong as this is so much more. The depth to your work and skill is amazing. It was fascinating watching you to create her and bring her to life. I am actually in awe of how you could make something so shockingly beautiful. I wish you all the best in your work, I can't even imagine what a complete work of your own would be like, I can't wait to see. I'm sorry the project caused you so much heart ache and stress. It just goes to show that through the bad, if we persevere, great things can happen.

[@ivanpavlov7010]

Wow! She turned out so realistic! I adore her, oh, MY GOD! Where do you buy these pencills from?

[@PoppenAtelier]

I buy most of the supplies online from stores here in Belgium and in the Netherlands

[@juliebaker6969]

I really like the shape of the face you sculpted and she came out looking really good. In fact there are only two things I would have done differently. First, while I know it would have meant yet more work on an already work intensive doll, I think removing the molded drips from her body would have been preferable. Secondly, I think you made the freckles a little too dark, and a bit heavy on the legs and lower torso. I myself have freckles, and they are less prevalent in my legs and lower torso then on my face, back, chest, and arms. They are also only about half as dark is my moles. I know all people are different, but I have also found this true of most other people I know that have freckles.

[@katelillo1932]

Julie Baker this is exactly what I was going to say, too! She did such an incredible job on that face, it’s gorgeous 😍 I had the same thought about the drips on the body, and also the freckles. I’m a very freckly girl and I would have to spend every day in the sun naked to have as many freckles as this dolly has 😂

[@vivinyopagodna]

@@katelillo1932 and julie baker you too red my mind

[@kdmusic10]

Can there be any doll customizing classes in all colleges plz

[@amandahutchison5360]

I gasped when I saw what happened to her head, then gasped again when you calmly started creating a new head by hand, it became clear she had a personality the further you went. Your talent is awesome, BJD you are so ready for that now😍😍😍

[@rachaelmccord4657]

She turned out so realistic, wonderfully done. So glad you gave her freckles.

[@laurenpickles287]

You should do more sculpting, you’re better than me !! ❤️

[@jaseeboatright8428]

I love the freckles and green eyes more than anything

[@samanthagibson3175]

This is a stunning doll! So much effor, the talent😍 You should definitely make your own doll head again! Well done, proud of you.

[@lilathompson9839]

I can see how Poppen thinks Bratz are ugly after seeing how beautiful her sculpting is! 😍 I 100% support her dreams of making her own BJD too!

[@Menhera_Clown]

My first time sculpting a head looks like a flat blob I commend the dimension you put in the face

[@ivanacancel720]

For a while, she looks like Angelina Jolie... Weird... But cool... Love how you built the head frm scratch!!

[@juliettewils9569]

3:10 She:Never trust tutorials Me:isn’t this a tutorial 😂😂😂

[@jeromealday614]

It's a repaint 😅

[@vulgarshudder]

I have no interest in dolls but I just love watching your do your magic!

[@annikalapudas9742]

Oh my gosh SHE IS AMAZING! I love your realistic but still stylized art style - it's refreshing in the sea of cartoon faces. This dolls look like she could be a victorian era muse! She's just absolutely stunning.

[@courtneysweet9362]

This doll is absolutely amazing and considering that this was the first time that you sculpted a head, truly extraordinary! You are amazingly talented and it shows that you have put so much time and hard work into cultivating your wonderful skill. Your videos are always awe-inspiring to watch and shows your love and dedication towards this wonderful art. Keep up your marvelous work and keep dreaming big, you will get there! ~