Tag: pretty pictures

Knobbly; for all your goblin needs!

Does your hero need a low threat opponent? Does your evil overlord need minions? Do you simply want to shell your favorite goblin RPG character?
Knobbly is the doll you need.

Finally, after way too long, the molds are made and the samples cast. He is ready for his first preorder, that will open on January 1st.

He is a charming little guy and a robust poser. He even comes with his own cudgel, because we can’t have an unarmed goblin running around, now, can we?

Keep an eye on the Order page. As soon as the preorder opens, the order form as well as instruction for how to order will be available there.

For measurements and pictures of the blank doll check out Knobbly’s product page.

If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact us at info@lillim.com

/Lillith

What’s on the work table?

So, what have I been up to since the last update?
Well, I wouldn’t be me if I didn’t have a new project in the works and what a project it is!

Say hello to Knobbly, the nasty Goblin.

This little guy is still in the sculpting stage, but he is finished enough that I am happy to share him with you all.
If all goes well he will be available for the October order period.

Ushurz, an Ork art doll.

This is a bit of a side project, but I made him to match my tiny dolls so I think he still deserves to be shown off here. And I am very happy with how he turned out.
He is about 28cm tall.

This doll is made mainly out of papier maché with wooden balls used for some of his joints and polymer clay for his head and hands.

His accessories are made from worbla and wood.

One day I hope make a castable version of him, but for now he will remain a one off art doll.

Betty and Milly. Two tiny ladies.

I am happy to present these two.

They are both home cast in polyurethane resin and they share the same body and headcap, only their faces are different.

First out is Betty.

And here is Milly

Note: Millys teeth are not in the sculpt, but simply painted into the gap in the mouth. A shadow line there instead would make the mouth look closed.

Images of the body from different angles:

Additional images of the body in various poses:

Height: 23cm
Eyes in pictures: 6mm oval glass flat back. (8mm eyes with small iris will work as well.)
Head circumference: 11cm
Waist: 9cm
Bust: 10cm
Hips: 11cm
Foot: 32mm x 14mm

Back from DollConDK 2019

The past weekend we visited Aarhus in Denmark and the danish doll convention DollConDK run by Danske BJD Entusiaster. We had a wonderful time. The market area was filled with wonderful things and the exhibition was very impressive. The hole place was dripping with talent and packed with friendly people.

We had our own talble in the market area, selling a few things.


Here you see JennyM attending the table.

We both had dolls from our private collections on display in the exhibition and to my great delight (and surprise) I won fist prize in the MSD category with this display:

The doll on the left is the one that won the prize. She is an Iplehouse Tania dressed in a traditional oufit from c:a 1900 from the region in Sweden that I’m from.

A big thank you to everyone involved with this convention and a big Hello to everyone I met there!
/Lillith