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"Angel Toast" is an artist and bjd sculptor, and she has a Flickr ; which is fun to look at if you a) want to see what her own dolls look like (Lunnula Moonbeams up there is hers) and b) want to see fantasy hair colors on her personally. I am intrigued by the pale lavender she had a while back. ;) Her faceups are as good or better than the various factory makeups, and she is very professional about communicating, invoicing, and returning the finished head/item. I commissioned her for something years ago--I don't remember exactly which doll it was, but I remember it was a pleasant and painless experience. It also makes a difficult doll easier to sell if it has an Angel Toast faceup--for one thing, she can usually coax a happy/pleasant expression out of even a pretty grumpy sculpt. Here is her website for commissions --the link goes to the commission rules page, and then you can jump to wherever else you want (like the Gallery). I have a head I am debating sending her ...

You probably know of Angel Toast as a faceup artist, but she is a sculptor too--and in a partnership with Luts, she has made a new head, "Crow". You can take a look at him on Shopify.com  --I assume you can look without a membership, because I did, but I am not sure how shopify works. Here is the text info on him: This is Angel Toast's new original sculpt, Crow! He is an elf through-and-through. A friendly bard, a cunning thief, a haughty ranger... perhaps even a dark fey king... He is meant for SD-sized bodies and wears an 8-9" wig and 12mm eyes. For this first preorder, he will be cast in Normal Skin and Tan resin, which matches LUTS Normal Skin and Real Skin Brown, and similar colors. One of each color will be exclusive fullsets at the Atlanta BJD convention 2016, so for the preorder we will have 8 available for preorder. The head is sculpted to fit LUTS Delf and Senior Delf bodies, and there is the option to order a body with the head. A custom faceu...

This Amber belongs to Anneke on Den of Angels--same mold as the one HerrZog painted, but this one is the Free Choice Amber in Bronze, so she looks suprisingly different, but still very good. I keep meaning to send a head to Angel Toast (who is based in the US) but once a head is professionally painted, then it's stuck that way--I can't move the eyebrows or suddenly wonder how a purple tattoo would look! Here is Angel Toast's commission site: http://angel-toast.blogspot.com/