KiSS review (![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} antagonia) wrote,@ 2004-12-28 15:57:00 |
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December 19 Update
Sibyll Trelawny by Aragonite
This is a Harry Potter character that probably doesn't get talked about much. She's a little on the loopy side, and I find her kind of appealing. Doing a KiSS doll of her was a good move on Aragonite's part, and she did very well on this set to boot.
I love the detail and colors, the smoothness of it. It's very well-drawn, and put together in a nice smooth way. The perspective on the BG is interesting, though a little off. The tables and base are going one way, but the shelf is going another. But something like this is hard to pull off in KiSS, anyway. The choice of clothes are large, the base is adorable, and the little details (like the snap-to button) are worth playing with this doll for.
Vote: Yes
Bebedora by Mariye
I love this doll. I've never heard of the game she's from, but this is an excellent doll of a pre-existing character. Her character, I presume, is a very sad life. The little things she says to you are very dark and depressing. To fit the mood, all the colors used are grays, reds, and pinks, but all in shades that are very deary, but in a good way.
A very interesting feature of this doll is that it's head swivles back and forth. Something you don't see very often in dolls (most basic animations are eye blinks and smiles). A very interesting feature, indeed.
Vote: Yes
Orleandra by Sakura Fairy
A very small, simple doll from Sakura Fairy, but still very loveable. It's well-drawn, with very nice gothic-Halloweenish fashions. As always, she does a lovely job on little details like lace and ribbons, the backgrounds are gorgeously detailed, and the colors are very soft and likeable. Like I said, the woredrobe is pretty small, but for a Holiday doll, my opinion is that it's okay. In this set, she leans a little more away from the Lolita fashions, and more towards mature, full-grown fashions, but in an elegant Victorian way, much like Japanese goth and elegant fashions.
I love the little detailed props she made, too, like the wine glass (or glass full of blood, you decide), and the Victorian-style pocket watch. Lovely.
Vote: Yes
Narcissa Malfoy - Haute couture by Mary-chan
I've always enjoyed Mary's dolls. She's very experimental, and you can tell she doesn't worry too much of if people will like a set she works on. She does it, and it always turns out beautifully and very enjoyable.
The clothes in this are wonderful, and very Narcissa. I absolutely love the base, it makes me think of her and has a very high fashion, model-ish look. The clothes are carefully shaded and done, and there's enough for mix-n-match, but without being too full of a woredrobe. The doll is over-all gorgeous. I also like the patterened border around the green background, which makes it even more fashion-like.
Vote: Yes
Happy belated holidays, everyone!
Sibyll Trelawny by Aragonite
This is a Harry Potter character that probably doesn't get talked about much. She's a little on the loopy side, and I find her kind of appealing. Doing a KiSS doll of her was a good move on Aragonite's part, and she did very well on this set to boot.
I love the detail and colors, the smoothness of it. It's very well-drawn, and put together in a nice smooth way. The perspective on the BG is interesting, though a little off. The tables and base are going one way, but the shelf is going another. But something like this is hard to pull off in KiSS, anyway. The choice of clothes are large, the base is adorable, and the little details (like the snap-to button) are worth playing with this doll for.
Vote: Yes
Bebedora by Mariye
I love this doll. I've never heard of the game she's from, but this is an excellent doll of a pre-existing character. Her character, I presume, is a very sad life. The little things she says to you are very dark and depressing. To fit the mood, all the colors used are grays, reds, and pinks, but all in shades that are very deary, but in a good way.
A very interesting feature of this doll is that it's head swivles back and forth. Something you don't see very often in dolls (most basic animations are eye blinks and smiles). A very interesting feature, indeed.
Vote: Yes
Orleandra by Sakura Fairy
A very small, simple doll from Sakura Fairy, but still very loveable. It's well-drawn, with very nice gothic-Halloweenish fashions. As always, she does a lovely job on little details like lace and ribbons, the backgrounds are gorgeously detailed, and the colors are very soft and likeable. Like I said, the woredrobe is pretty small, but for a Holiday doll, my opinion is that it's okay. In this set, she leans a little more away from the Lolita fashions, and more towards mature, full-grown fashions, but in an elegant Victorian way, much like Japanese goth and elegant fashions.
I love the little detailed props she made, too, like the wine glass (or glass full of blood, you decide), and the Victorian-style pocket watch. Lovely.
Vote: Yes
Narcissa Malfoy - Haute couture by Mary-chan
I've always enjoyed Mary's dolls. She's very experimental, and you can tell she doesn't worry too much of if people will like a set she works on. She does it, and it always turns out beautifully and very enjoyable.
The clothes in this are wonderful, and very Narcissa. I absolutely love the base, it makes me think of her and has a very high fashion, model-ish look. The clothes are carefully shaded and done, and there's enough for mix-n-match, but without being too full of a woredrobe. The doll is over-all gorgeous. I also like the patterened border around the green background, which makes it even more fashion-like.
Vote: Yes
Happy belated holidays, everyone!
