I drew the masquerade base doll. It's been ages since I drew a crazy awesome gown and when Rachel suggested it, I was totally on board! We have some artists who are ready to draw along with us and we're hoping that our readers will join us, too.
How this Works:
Step 1: Download the paper doll (PDF is here or right-click on the jpg in the post)
Step 2: Print the file at Full Size or Open the file with your favorite graphics editor.
Step 3: Draw a masquerade gown. It can be in color or black and white. No judgement here. Just create something that inspires you.
Step 4. Save or scan your gown at 300 dpi as a JPG or PNG. (This part is important to I can make sure all the gowns are high quality for the finished set.)
Step 4: Email your gown to me at paperthinpersonas@gmail.com or Julie at jamatthews
Step 5: Wait until the 31st of October when Rachel and I will post the finished gowns and the doll, all ready to attend the Masquerade Ball!
Rachel and I are both really excited about this project! We're hoping you are, too. So, sharpen your pencil and jump into this project with us!
what a great idea!
ReplyDeleteMake sure you send me or Rachel an outfit or two! I'd love to see what you come up with.
DeleteMy little girls love your paper dolls, so they have big plans to practice every day and then have me scan in their very best work. 😄
ReplyDeleteI'm always happy to hear that kids love my dolls! I mean, really, I'm happy when ANYONE likes them, but especially kids. Paper dolls were a big part of my childhood & it's nice to know that today's kids still play with them. Even my sons like the "boy" ones....
DeleteI'm eager to see what the girls come up with! I need to make some black & white toddler paper dolls for coloring. Coloring pages tend to be popular with kids....