The 2006 Living Dead Dolls New York Art Show — Presented By Mezco Toyz & Toy Tokyo
The 2006 Living Dead Dolls New York Art Show — Presented By Mezco Toyz & Toy Tokyo
The 2006 Living Dead Dolls New York Art Show — Presented By Mezco Toyz & Toy Tokyo

Backstage

BEHIND-THE-SCENES: ARTIST KIM DYLLA




1. Looked at book on Hans Bellmer for inspiration




2. Start with blank Living Dead Doll




3. Cut off piece of white cheesecloth




4. Dye cheesecloth with black tea




5. Allow dyed cloth to dry







6. Sculpt breasts out of flesh-colored clay




7. Bake clay breasts in oven to harden






8. Cut part of head and leg off with jigsaw, and distress plastic with blade










9. Paint doll with flesh color, dirty color, pink stripes, and dark eyes




10. Attach baked and painted breasts to doll with superglue




11. Distress corrugated cardboard for base




12. Cut up bits of lace and fishnet for base




13. Glue fabric pieces over cardboard




14. Place doll on base




15. Swath doll in dyed and distressed cheesecloth, glue in place




16. Artist with finished doll




17. Doll on pedestal


The 2006 Living Dead Dolls New York Art Show — Presented By Mezco Toyz & Toy Tokyo


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