Natalie is the next part of the Humanly Posable Armature experiment.
If you just arrived and landed here, you can see the detailed description of the parts and tools here.
The inspiration image was this lovely 1832 portrait by Karl Brullov of Nataliа Pushkina or Natalie (as she was familiarly known) – wife of the acclaimed Alexander Pushkin.
Morezmore – Natalie – Humanly Posable Doll
Morezmore – 1:6 Scale Wooden Standing Tilting Mirror
Hello, friends,
I am waiting on the fabric and lace for Anna’s dress, so meanwhile I will make a full-length wooden standing mirror in 1:6 scale.
While making Miss Marple, Monsieur Poirot and Anna, I kept thinking that it would be nice to find some wooden vintage or antique-looking furniture in 1:6 scale for the photos. I searched but did not find any furniture in 1:6 scale that I wanted to buy. It was either too expensive, or too plain and boring, or it was pink plastic barbie style. So, I decided to make it.
Morezmore – Anna 2 – Humanly Posable Doll – Part 2
Continued from Part 1
If you just arrived and landed here, you can see the detailed description of the Humanly Posable parts here.
Makeup, hairstyle, dress and accessories.
First of all, Anna got a new head. She has blue glass eyes, size: 4 mm (1/6 scale).
She is painted not with Genesis paints, but with Decoart acrylic paints (burnt umber + black for eyeliner, cherry blossom pink + deep red for lips and blush). Very easy and very affordable. Dries fast. Clean up the mistakes with acetone on q-tips or mini g-tips.
The eyelashes are made out of Tibetan lamb as described on Fortuna Post
Morezmore – Anna 1 – Humanly Posable Doll – Part 1
Anna is the next part of the Humanly Posable Armature experiment.
If you just arrived and landed here, you can see the detailed description of the parts and tools here.
Morezmore HPA (Humanly Posable Armature) Parts Description – Part 3
Morezmore HPA (Humanly Posable Armature) Parts Description – Part 2
Continued from Part 1, which has the detailed description of the parts and tools.
If you just arrived and landed here, please start with Part 1.
I started with a simpler one, 9 joints (neck, 2 shoulders, 2 elbows, 2 hips, 2 knees).
This one (Example 1):
Assembling joints is described in Part 1, here are just some additional details.
Morezmore HPA (Humanly Posable Armature) Parts Description – Part 1
Hello, friends!
In this post I will talk about the parts used in Humanly Posable Armature (HPA).
Humanly Posable Armature (HPA) project purpose is to use stop-motion style armature in art dolls/figures/puppets, to make them move and pose.
Like this:
