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| Trick or treat? a Halloween paper doll, 2024 |
Butch Deloria is a fictional character from the Fallout game series, known specifically for his appearance in Fallout 3. He is a resident of Vault 101, where the player begins his journey. Butch is a young adult who has a "complicated" relationship with the protagonist (the player) and other residents of the Vault. In the game, he is depicted as a typical bully, who tries to appear tough, but is also seen as someone who seeks approval.
Because I'm treading strange waters, I left the link here if you want to know more about the character.
Let's focus on paper dolls.😉
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Butch Deloria by Kokozoko |
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| Butch Deloria by Anastasia |
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The paper doll I share is from Sarria. You can see more Sarria's artwork here.
These paper doll took inspiration on Dc Universe. Sarria made fanart about Jason Todd.
Jason Todd is a character from the DC comics universe, known mainly for being the second Robin, Batman's sidekick. He was introduced in Batman #357 in 1983.
Jason Todd is a young man who has had a difficult life, having been orphaned and living on the streets before being recruited by Bruce Wayne (Batman) to become his partner. Jason Todd's story is complex, touching on themes of redemption, betrayal and the challenges of finding a balance between revenge and justice.
Jason Todd dies at the hands of the Joker. After
his death, Jason was resurrected and returned as Red Hood, an antihero
who often comes into conflict with Batman and other heroes, but who also
fights crime in his own way.
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| Sarria's fan art paper doll Princess Jason |
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| More outfits for Jason Todd fanart paper doll by Sarria |
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| Sarria's fan art paper doll Princess Jason (Dick Grayson) |
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| Sarria's fan art paper doll Jason Todd as Red Hood |
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"She call me Mr. Boombastic, tell me fantastic..." - *Boombastic / Shaggy
I found this paper doll by Némesis Castillo. She is "an illustrator, fine artist, animator, graphic designer and myth lover"- she said.
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| Mr. Charles Valentin by Némesis Castillo |
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Over the following years, this controversy fueled the press and was exploited in a quintessentially American way.
Prior to this event, all I had heard about her revolved around her early days as a country singer...
"T-Swizzle" (as most of her fans affectionately call her), she has since evolved into a global superstar, achieving remarkable success. This year with her The Eras Tour, which has had a significant economic impact wherever she performed giving rise to the expression “Swift lift”.
However, I won’t delve into that topic here. Paper dolls is my business!
Taylor's
beauty, combined with her fabulous fashion looks, dresses, gowns, and
outfits, certainly makes her an ideal subject for the world of paper
dolls.
If you search online, you'll find various paper doll art featuring Taylor Swift, but who can style young pop stars better than Julia Murray?(I love her art work)
Previously, I shared Julia's fantastic art work on a paper doll inspired by Harry Styles' incredible wardrobe.
The Dress Up Taylor paper doll book features one doll and twelve of Taylor Swift's most iconic outfits. Published by Smith Street Books, it is available for purchase at several online sites.
Here’s a sneak peek for you...
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| Dress up Taylor by Julia Murray |
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| Dress up Taylor by Julia Murray |
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| Dress up Taylor by Julia Murray |
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| Dress up Taylor by Julia Murray |
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| Lance Rayburn by Carl Davis in TWT, sep/85 |
Over the past few weeks, we've shared Lance Rayburn's paper dolls illustrated for TWT Magazine: This Week in Texas with the main theme being the Mr. Texas winners from the first contest edition in 1974 until 1985.
Who is the artist behind these Mr. Texas paper dolls? Lance Rayburn (1957-) is the artist who created this series of paper dolls published in TWT magazine throughout 1986. In the interview he gave to TWT magazine (September/85) he presents himself as a fan of pink, Barbie and Ken, Tom Selleck, comics and paper dolls. He began drawing and collecting paper dolls as a child. In his apartment, it must have looked like an Alibaba cave for paper doll collectors, there was a wardrobe full of boxes of paper dolls collected over the years. At around age 24, he began drawing his own paper dolls. In addition to Mr. Texas also drew personalities from the world of cinema, music, fashion, friends and real people, among others.
"Paper doll collectors are pretty much pack rats." Lance Rayburn
The release Beyond Mr. Texas also designed personalities from the world of cinema, music, fashion, among others...
We share here the paper doll Terry Tebedo (1949-1988), activist, fighter and defender of human rights and the LGBT community. If you're interested, you can read more about Terry by clicking here...
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| Terry Tebedo paper doll by Lance Rayburn |
This was a beautiful tribute to these men who lived their lives intensely, breaking the barriers of prejudice, fighting for human rights.
Which was your favorite? Who would you choose as Mr.Texas winner among first place winners? Which one, in your opinion, had the most attractive outfit?
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*****The information we share here was found on the Houston LGBT History website
https://www.deseret.com/1997/7/27/19325867/paper-dolls/ *****
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Nas últimas semanas temos partilhado as paper dolls de Lance Rayburn, desenhadas para a revista TWT: this week in Texas como tema principal os vencedores do Mr. Texas, desde o primeiro concurso em 1974 até 1985.Quem é o artista por detrás destas bonecas de papel do Mr. Texas? Lance Rayburn (1957- ) é o artista que desenhou esta série de paper dolls para a revista TWT ao longo do ano de 1986. Na entrevista que concedeu à revista TWT (Set/85) apresenta-se como fã de cor-de-rosa, da Barbie e do Ken, de Tom Selleck, de banda desenhada e paper dolls. Lance começou a desenhar e a colecionar paper dolls desde criança. No seu apartamento,que devia parecer a caverna do Ali Baba para os colecionadores de bonecas de papel, havia uma sala com um armário cheio de caixas com paper dolls. Por volta dos 24 anos começou a desenhar os seus próprios paper dolls. Para além da serie Mr. Texas também desenhou personalidades do mundo do cinema, da música, da moda, de amigos e pessoas reais, entre outros...Deixamos aqui o boneco de papel de Terry Tebedo (1949-1988), ativista, lutador e defensor dos direitos humanos e da comunidade LGBT. Se estiver interessado, pode ler mais sobre o Terry clicando aqui...Esta foi uma bonita homenagem a estes homens que viveram intensamente as suas vidas, quebrando as barreiras do preconceito, lutando pelos direitos humanos. Qual foi o vosso preferido? Quem elegiam como vencedor do Mr. Texas entre os vencedores do primeiro lugar? Qual deles, na vossa opinião, tinha o outfit mais apelativo? Até à próxima
