Showing posts with label opdag. Show all posts
Showing posts with label opdag. Show all posts
Friday, April 3, 2020
OPDAG Paper Doll Studio News Issue #60
These are some pages from OPDAG Paper Doll Studio News Issue #60 Folklore from Summer 1999. Not all pages are shown here. Most pages are in black and white with the cover in green and some in color.
Sunday, September 1, 2019
Sailor Moon Paper Doll
Wow, this has been a CRAZY week! School has started, but my classes seem manageable. What a weird and crazy week. Long story short: there was a job I wanted to get really badly. One of my coworkers left, and I applied. However, my boss needed me Mondays, and because of school- I can't work Mondays. a bit disappointing... And then, I got an interview for a different job. Not sure if I'll get it, but just... a lot to juggle.
For the TV theme, I decided to do a Sailor Moon paper doll. The Sailor Moon anime cartoon was a vital part of my childhood. I religiously watched this show on TV. I did use a reference for the base to help match the style of the anime show. Sailor Moon character was created by Naoko Takeuchi and the show was made by Toei Animation and dubbed by DIC for the American Audience. The show was on Cartoon Network as part of Toonami, which included other anime favorites. I drew the main character, Usagi/Serena/Bunny (name changes in dubbed versions!) with her first season Sailor Moon senshi uniform and her summer and winter school uniforms.
Obvisouly I do not own Sailor Moon. Here's the image I used as a reference for the doll, found on Pinterest. I wanted to do more outfits, such as her Princess costume, but just don't have the time and have other projects to work on.
Anyway, moving on from personal stuff... The latest OPDAG Paper Doll Studios magazine came out, another great issue, highly recommend! This theme was TV Shows. I submitted the below design, but it didn't make the issue (possible email glitch) and may be in the next issue.
For the TV theme, I decided to do a Sailor Moon paper doll. The Sailor Moon anime cartoon was a vital part of my childhood. I religiously watched this show on TV. I did use a reference for the base to help match the style of the anime show. Sailor Moon character was created by Naoko Takeuchi and the show was made by Toei Animation and dubbed by DIC for the American Audience. The show was on Cartoon Network as part of Toonami, which included other anime favorites. I drew the main character, Usagi/Serena/Bunny (name changes in dubbed versions!) with her first season Sailor Moon senshi uniform and her summer and winter school uniforms.
Obvisouly I do not own Sailor Moon. Here's the image I used as a reference for the doll, found on Pinterest. I wanted to do more outfits, such as her Princess costume, but just don't have the time and have other projects to work on.
Labels:
anime,
art,
drawing,
fanart,
Melissa Pepe,
opdag,
paper doll,
sailor moon
Monday, July 2, 2018
1930s Fashion
The latest issue of OPDAG's Paper Doll Studio came in the mail a few days ago. The theme for the magazine was 1930s. Above is the two page paper doll I designed in color and in black and white. She has 11 dresses, 4 pairs of shoes and 8 hats. The last issue can be purchased from their website here. It's convention time! So this will be my last post for about a week. Have a Happy 4th of July everyone!
Labels:
art,
black and white,
color,
drawing,
magazine,
Melissa Smith,
opdag,
vintage
Friday, March 9, 2018
OPDAG News #42 Winter 1995
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Sue Chaffee |
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Christine D Scarlett |
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Dress a Doll by Johana Gast Anderton and Helen Johnson |
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Dress A Doll |
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Elinor Peace Bailey |
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dress a doll |
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dress a doll |
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Marcy Lewis |
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Dress a Doll |
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Dress a Doll |
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Elinor Peach Bailey |
Thursday, October 12, 2017
Vamps and Villains
So I got my newest/latest issue of OPDAG in the mail. Issue 118 theme was Vamps and Villains. I decided to do these two Batman ladies, since they are both Vamps and Villains. Harley Quinn 6 outfits and a 'hat', all of these are from various video games, cartoons and movies. I was inspired by Bruce Timm's artwork as far as style goes. Just note before you look him up, not all of his art is safe for work. Poison Ivy has 6 outfits, also from various movies and comics.These characters are owned by DC comics. I used Adobe Illustrator to create the dolls. I may add more characters later (Wonder Woman, Cat woman maybe)
Labels:
art,
comic,
costume,
drawing,
dress up,
Melissa Smith,
opdag,
paper doll
Wednesday, October 11, 2017
OPDAG 34
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BrendaJester |
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Brenda Sneathen Mattox |
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Charles Ventura |
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Dress a Doll |
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Shirley Derr |
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Dress a Doll |
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Sandra Vanderpool |
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Dress a doll |
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Dress a doll |
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Shirley Derr |
Saturday, August 12, 2017
2016 Convention Photos
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Above photos, SHOW and SHARE room |
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My mom's entries to the competition |
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My entries to the competition |
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My raffle prizes (won one more stack after this photo) |
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My freebie haul |
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me |
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