DollsArtCats

Julie has an Etsy "Doll Art By Julie"  where she sells 3d printed dolls, still in rough form--but the prices are very good if you are handy and don't mind sanding...quite a bit of sanding! There is a naga girl and the mermaid above, which I actually like. They will need S hooks as well, according to the reviews. I still prefer the heavier resin to PLA, but these are fun to see. RRRR! Reminds me a little of Resinsoul's Pixiu.

I think this is one of Olga Bekreeva's critters; like the cats it is 3d printed and very light. You can look at it (and order it) here, at http://pets.evethecat.com/spiders/ . Be sure to see the pug and the rabbit prototype, too--they are so cute! Thanks to Cat , I have my own spider. It's not posable, but since the spider does not need period dress, this one is fine being just a flocked plastic spider.

This little cat, "5cm at the withers" to quote Ilsonya, was printed on a 3d printer after being created in Zbrush. He's very light, and fully articulated, light enough that as Ilsonya says, even a Minifee can pick one up without losing a hand. I think the creator's name is Olga Bekreeva , she has a blog that I will toss about for in a while (I have to go to Costco), but I do think she is the first to really take advantage of this new technology to make bjd's. Since it's an additive technology that can do small runs, it's perfect for making resin dolls. Read here through Google translate for a lot more, plus more doll stuff. 19:40 Ball in Vetoshny. Part 1 http://llsonya.diary.ru/p186112124.htm?oam This is one of Ilsonya's photos from the show, and Immortality of Soul 80 centimeter big guy holding one of Olga's cats. (I think his hat was made with one of Ira_Scargeear's patterns.):D See comment below for another, earlier 3d bjd pioneer!...