This photo was inspired by one of my favourite artworks of my favourite artist Sulmith Wulfing.

I have a confession: I collect minerals, crystals, rocks, and fossils in my spare time from doll-making.

A client wanted some custom chandelier earrings for their Enchanted Doll, so I created these 4 designs for them with tiny gemstone

I feel like everyone on social media is either dancing or talking to the camera these days

A client requested me to create a fusion of two different dolls of mine they loved, in one single face.

I wanted this look for a photoshoot, so I spent a week constructing a dress from some vintage French lace and pearls…

To make my doll’s skin feel smooth like silk, I must sand it once again after the vitrification firing.

This project was inspired by my ongoing, life-long struggle with insomnia and anxiety.

Dressing Cinderella for her photoshoot in her gold-plated metal costume.

The work on the one of a kind auction doll Serenity continues!

Not each firing is successful, and not all hard work gets a rightly earned reward.

Just like a human shoulder, if a doll shoulder is over-rotated inside its socket, it can sometimes dislocate.

I updated the traditional lace-up method, with a simpler and more elegant solution - snaps! It now takes a fraction of the time and only a few simple hand motions to corset and un-corset a doll!

The very first, original Sapphire from 2007 is always on my work table, with other beautiful objects that make my eyes happy.

I really love antique glass enamel jewelry on gold, because of its’ resemblance to porcelain and china paint

China paint, layer 6. Painting one of my custom nude orders. I enjoy using the dainty blush mop to spread out the paint globs on the little porcelain cheeks until they turn into a soft and translucent blush.

Returning to Serenity, the next auction doll!