“This shirt doesn’t fit,” said Annie after trying it on. “My boobs stretch out Darth Vader’s face! Here, Judy.” So, Judith tried on the red t-shirt, and it fit very well. Annie covered back up and got comfy. I started taking photos.
We still have not done Judith’s ‘official’ 1920’s Flapper set. The planning for another significant photo shoot coming up is taking precedence. I still think this set turned out well. The sisters look very cozy together.
This is the same wig we used in Judith's "Mia Wallace" set. I tried my hand at customizing it into a lulu bob style. This shoot was sort of a 'test it out' set to see how it looks. It doesn't quite have the curves at the front-ends, which might be challenging to achieve with this wig.
The overall quality of this wig is horrible. Hair constantly falls out of it, and I think we only did three shoots with it, one which I never even posted. Judith thought I may have cut the wig too short, but I won that argument by finding a pic of Louise brooks where you can see the lower part of her ear.
Judith was lying there in the perfect position. Her eyes had a flawless look. Don’t get me wrong, I do not fantasize about necrophilia. But some people who have dolls and dolls themselves get called all kinds of silly names. Creepy. Demonic. Freakish. Sick. I accept that people have phobias, and people have opinions and views towards artificial human companionship. Let it all out. Call me and my dolls what you will. We are not going away anytime soon.
As The Empress and Annie sat in the studio, two or three people walked by and said, “Oh, wow! When I walked into the room, I thought there w...
