Robert Best Barbie Paper Doll

Here's a little project I finished.  This is a Robert Best Barbie paper doll.  I used Robert Best's lovely Barbie designs and sketches to create a wardrobe for his basic Barbie doll.  The art is by Robert Best and I do not claim it as my own.  I only transformed the art into a new paper doll.  Mattel owns the rights to Barbie.  This paper doll has five pages which includes 18 lovely outfits.  All of the outfits have been edited from the orignal designs and shapes to fit the doll.  This doll is not for sale in any way since the artwork I used to create it is not my own.  I am not intending to infringe on any copyright by creating this doll.  I simply wanted to take art from an artist I admire and adapt it into a paper doll format.

Contest Winner

Rachel Cohen

The contest is now over and the winner is Entry One by Rachel Cohen.  Above is the doll with her lovely outfit along with one of my own from the examples.
https://www.pinterest.com/missypaperdolls/miss-missy-contest/

Paper Doll Gazette Issue 66

Fern Bisel Peat

Ann Johnson and Margot Voigt

BJ?

Noel

Bruce Patrick Jones

Here are some lovely black and white paper dolls from the Paper Doll Gazette Issue 66 number 1 Volume XIII from 1984.

Boston Herald Paper Doll Dressup

Finished Boston Herald Paper Doll Dressup Game

Hosted here

http://electricjesuscorpse.deviantart.com/art/Boston-Herald-Dressup-Game-552983402

Fresh Fruit Fashion Entires

Entry 1 from Rachel Cohen

Entry 2 from Naomi Kuropatwa

Entry 3 from Charlie C

Here are the entries for the Fresh Fruit Fashion contest.  On the left is a new poll.  Please vote for which outfit you would like to see the below doll wearing.  There will be one grand prize winner.  The winning entry will be made into an outfit for the doll.  The winner will also receive 1 exclusive paper doll, 1 dress up game, and a colored version of the doll and winning outfit. Thank you to all those who participated.

Quick Marker Doll

Last day to enter the paper doll contest.  Voting will being tomorrow.  Here is a quick single page paper doll experimenting with new markers I purchased.  These markers were 'watercolor' dual tip makers, however they don't seem to work well with water.  The paper wasn't the best choice and buckled somewhat.  I may add more outfits to this doll when I find markers I like better.  This is not a cleaned up doll, so coloring goes outside of lines, but that would not mater if she is cut out I suppose.

Elizabeth Taylor 1955

This is set 1951 from 1955 starting Elizabeth Taylor published by Whitman.  The set includes two sturdy paper dolls and outfits.  Some outfits are partially cut.