Inside the
Autumn 2003 issue of Art Doll Quarterly,
you'll find:
Doll Artist
Profile - Barbara Chapman by Rice Freeman Zachery: A fire recently
destroyed her home and priceless art collection, but this indomitable
artist simply picked up the pieces and made some new art dolls to
share with the our readers.
Cover
Story! I Dream of Africa by Rosie Chapman: Her friends didn’t
know of her love for Africa and forays into storytelling, so it was
a great surprise to the author when her “round robin” doll
returned to her home after eight months with a decidedly African look.
Dancing Paper
Dolls by Jennifer Lynch: They’re not just for little girls!
Using a template for the figure and dress-up clothes, rubber stamps,
and related papercrafting materials, the author shows how she makes
artistic figures in paper.
Dream
Weavers - Creating Dolls with Basketry by Donna Sakamoto Crispin:
A basket maker turns her thoughts and creativity to another, seemingly
unrelated art form in this intriguing article. Find out how she made
the switch, using her basket weaving skills to fashion beautiful dolls.
The Looking
Glass Dolls Club Meets a Two Color Challenge by Jill Hamilton:
Pick two colors at random—not necessarily your favorites, either—and
restrict yourself to just those two hues when creating your next art
doll. That was the challenge presented to the Looking Glass Dolls
Club, and, in this issue they share their results with you.
Dayle
Dororshow’s Rattle Doll: Is it a rattle, or an art doll? Well,
it’s a “rattle doll” made of polymer clay with a special
opening for holding small treasures that jiggle when you shake, rattle
and roll it.
Convention
Review - The Santa Fe Art Doll Experience by Denise Warner: It’s
almost like being there … Denise Warner shares her experience
at a fun-filled, creative convention in magical Santa Fe.
