I’m not going to lie, the bubbles in the resin look like little sparkles or glints of light in her amazing eyes - I think it actually adds to the illusion of a lifelike appearance, but I know that every artist is the harshest judge of their own work! I’m glad that it wasn’t something that kept you from pushing forward with the doll, or we would have lost an outstanding piece of art 🥰
On the bubbles issue: Before drying the resin you need to pop them with a lighter to solve the problem, other than that, congratulations on your beautiful work!!!
The bubbles aren't that bad, They add to the effect in my opinion. Her eyes feel more dreamy because of them. But if you'd like to avoid them in the future just run a lighter flame over the resin before curing. Just a quick sweep usually brings bubbles to the surface and pops them. Sometimes you need a little extra assistance from a toothpick, but usually the lighter does it.
Thank you for warning parents about the danger with the knee. You’ve made her face look so soft like flesh. And you judge yourself too harshly! Perfectionists do. Good gravy!!! Those shoes!!! You are a master artist. Blessings friend.💝
I call it the Artist disease ! We are hopeless perfectionists and no matter how many times people tell us is not really a big deal and they can even see there is a mistake…we still only see that , the imperfections in our own work !
23:47 "My first intention was to throw it all out of the window and never touch dolls ever again in my entire life" As a fellow artist I relate so hard to this. It's the worst when something you worked incredibly hard on just gets ruined for seemingly no reason no matter what you do. I've definitely cried over art before, nothing to be ashamed of or embarrassed about. Thank you for sharing your journey on this project!!
The bubbles in the eyes make her look like a starry eyed young girl in the photos. I think she looks great and I know younger me would be jealous of the outfit.
That KNEE JOINT! I think we said "Jesus Christ" at the same time. 🤣 I know as a fellow artist, small imperfections are sometimes the most frustrating-- but you should be so proud of yourself for this overall result! What a huge project-- and it looks fantastic!!
OMG! It's definitely going to pinch some skin. I can't believe this doll hasn't been recalled yet. How did no one at the company say, "Maybe this is a bad idea?"
Yeah, I would have been the kid who put their finger in that! I had an American girl and the armpit pinched me once playing dress up. And that’s a fabric/ plastic ball joint. Definitely need a some improvements
as an artist myself, i know that horrible feeling of working so hard only for something to go wrong and you just sit back and wonder if maybe you should have just become a chicken farmer or something... regardless through, the final product came out amazing as always and her eyes still look super cute! 💜
@@PoppenAtelier I am an art teacher and when I have had a difficult day I always think this is the day I should have been a florist, but a chicken farmer could also be fun.
Too funny to me! As a senior artist, I've lost the manual abilities needed to continue. Now I'm a Chicken Farmer that breeds Silkies, bantam ducks and emus 😆 The artistic side is fulfilled with creative photography of my birds.
Reye you nailed it, it can be so difficult, I was a hairstylist and gave it up because it just became less about creating and more about profit. Crafting become another way of being creative but there's so much I would love to do and sometimes you try something time and time again and just goes wrong and you think why couldn't I just be 'normal' at times my crafting and dolls etc have taken over and I just think why why why.
I will seriously never understand why in the hell we don’t have more subscribers on this channel. I’ve been a longtime viewer, and your work never ceases to amaze me. My absolute favorite doll artist on TH-cam, you deserve so many more views on your videos! Also, that is definitely your color, it makes the eyes pop.
Her eyes look amazing! I’ve seen people use resin on their projects and they use a lighter/fire between the layers of resin to remove any bubbles or prevent them from coming up later. Try using a bbq lighter over the surface before curing! Not sure if you’ve tried it before. The doll looks fantastic btw! 🤩
She is absolutely adorable!! I definitely wouldn't call the eyes a disaster, they look beautiful, but I know how you feel. Getting bubbles in your resin when you've tried so hard to get rid of them is super frustrating. A couple things that have helped me: try curing in even thinner layers and try to cure slower. If your lamp has a 90 sec slow cure button, try using that or just hold the lamp higher up to start and bring gradually closer. It seems to me those kinds of bubbles pop up when the resin heats up too much or too fast. It's at least worth a try!🤷♀️
As a manicurist, I agree that quick cures on thicker layers can result in bubbles. I don't know if you could use a lighter to pop them between layers on a doll face, but suuuuuuper thin coats and a longer curing time may well help
i can't tell you how often i see you get a hold of a beautiful doll, go "that's already so cute, what could you possibly do to improve it?" and am entirely blown away when the final version completely surpasses anything i could have possibly imagined- keep up the good work, these are amazing!!
She's SO cute! Maybe in the future, adding glitter to the eyes would make the bubbles look intentional? I really like the Rainbow High dolls, and am SO excited to see what you do with them!!!
I’m a recent subby, your dolls are absolutely stunning when you’ve redone them, l have arthritis in my knees and this dolls knees sound like mine lol, tfs x Julie 🇬🇧
So beautiful! 😍 Oh, and the bubbles in the eyes; I like the bubble effect. But next time you want to remove bubbles from resin, try fire. Use a lighter before you cure it under the UV-lamp. The fire pops all the bubbles and you get a beautiful. Result. I hope this helps! ❤️
She’s absolutely gorgeous. That epoxy resin is a beast. I used it for a table top once and took out bubbles with a heat gun. Obviously not something you can do with a plastic doll, but I think that’s the typical process.
@@PoppenAtelier you can also use corrector spray or something with vacuum. I'm not sure that my English is enough.... Поэтому дублирую по-русски)) есть спрей-корректоры для удаления пузырьков с поверхности,но тогда нужна двухкомпонентная смола. А ещё можно поискать варианты для размещения заливки в вакууме))
@@PoppenAtelier 100% isopropyl alcohol, if you are able to find it. I watch a woman on youtube "Pouring your heart out" and she gets her bubbles out every time! Its harder to come by here in the USA, and usually the highest we can get is 70% and some very fortunate people may find 85%
@@PoppenAtelier like Chera mentioned, I've also seen NerdECrafter spray pure alcohol over the resin to remove bubbles. Not sure if it works 100% of the time but it's better than a heat source haha. You can always just practice with pouring resin in random moulds and see how it works best :)
Oof.we totally get it. I think all artists felt that in thier hearts. We've all had our version of bubbles in the eyes. She's beautiful and thank you for sharing the moments most of us hide. Those times when we could throw it aside, but sometimes it's worth it to push through. She's beautiful!
Even with the bubbles her eyes are so pretty. I love the rainbow irises. I think painting it all blue was a happy accident because the under paint kind of unified the colors. They are spectacular.
Her knees sound like mine 🤣 *Finished the video now, and she turned out absolutely adorable! Even if you didn't get the result you wanted you were really creative approaching the eyes with that method cuz I personally could've never come up with that idea 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽🥰🥰🥰
I have no idea how you would learn how to do the eyes without making a few - no not a few - MANY - dolls with bubbles in the eyes. My goodness! To become an expert, anyone needs to practice, practice, practice! It is so inspiring to see that even one with your skill and talent is still learning. Thank you for sharing and not giving up. Her eyes are BEAUTIFUL! You hold your work to a very high standard, of course, but all I see is beauty!
Great work. I didn’t know your Dremel had a light. That’s genius. The fruit millefiori for the shoes were such a cute surprise! I think your many days of dedication really shows on this doll.
The eyes are gorgeous! I think it's a happy accident not a disaster! They look perfect and this is my favorite custom you have done! You are amazingly talented!
We all know we love suffering. I would like to suggest "Recreating Barbie Movie Dolls with Monster High Dolls" project since Barbie movies memes are getting viral again and I love and miss the nostalgia of those Barbie dolls
the fact that you felt so honest and safe to share that you had a massive breakdown after the bubbles, had an impact on me. We all have those moments, but to regroup yourself.. OEF that's hard.. You did it!! Great job !! :) very proud. that must have been hard..
The end result is absolutely stunning! I know you are a perfectionist and I understand your disappointment. I am glad you finished the project and love the doll in the end.
She is amazing I would buy her in a heartbeat. Honestly I think bubbles add character and show that it is handmade and not factory made. Don't be so hard on yourself your doll repaints are always amazing
Shes’s beautiful!!! I can’t believe you’re not selling her, even with the bubbles. I’ve worked a lot with epoxy and UV resin. UV resin bubbles are so so pesky! I love your videos. Thank you!
Omg I just want to hug you! Please don't cry! She's gorgeous anyway and the most perfect dolls are the ones with imperfections, just like people, she's unique!
Hey! Those eyes came out absolutely STUNNING regardless. I'm sorry it made you cry, I would have cried too. One thing I see a lot of resin crafters do to avoid bubbles is to a) pour from a height so bubbles dissipate on pouring and b) use a lighter over the uncured resin to bring bubbles to the surface and pop them! (Please help get this comment noticed so that we can help out our resident amazing doll artist!!) Sending love and hugs, Happy New Year!❤
just remember that every artist sees the imperfections in their work whereas every viewer just sees a beautiful masterpiece. Take everything as a learning curve and never give up. Everyone has their strengths and weaknesses but imperfection is beautiful. I love her and truly thinks shes beautiful, and even though you've pointed out her flaws i can barely see them. Once again proving that you as an artist will always see imperfections more than anyone else.
She's stunning! I couldn't even see the bubbles, I really had to look and it was still difficult. I completely understand why you felt like giving up, glad you didn't because she beautiful. Can't wait to see what else you can do with RH. Enjoy your well deserved weekend.💜
I knew you were going past the point of no return when you used the Dremel to gouge out her eyes 😂. The doll looks great! I know the bubbles bother you but I am not sure anyone else would have noticed or cared. You do such a fantastic job!
Another work of art! Her innocence and cuteness are amazing! I really couldn't see any bubble in her eyes, and let's assume they are little sparks of joy!
It makes me so sad to hear you’re not happy with the doll; I love it how you end so many of your videos saying “this is the best doll I’ve made” The doll eyes look really good in my opinion, and seeing that even you can feel unhappy and/or insecure about your work is a little comforting because your work is always perfect, you’re such a talented artist! Thanks for sharing this difficult moment, and not giving up ❤️
The bubbles are hardly noticable. I'm sure it's disappointing but she is adorable! I looove her dress! I'd love to see you make a studio Ghibli character! Princess Mononoke would be super cool.
For the eye bubbles, you could take a teeny drill bit and very carefully drill into the bubbles and fill the cavities left behind. Or you could carefully drill out the resin and fill it up. That being said, she looks amazing!
If you bring the uv lamp up to the eyes slowly, you may avoid some of the issues. Sometimes having the lamp too close the whole time cures the resin too quickly and causes problems.
The truth is that it doesn't matter if they are RH dolls, MH dolls, a Barbie or a bread with ham. Here what is really beautiful is your work and how you can turn a simple object into something really valuable and beautiful. Who cares about bubbles when one can get lost in the beauty of the dress, the makeup and those divine shoes? Without a doubt one of the best works I've seen on your channel. Many congratulations and successes for you (Y)
That is such a relatable artist thing to do. I don't know how many times I've messed up something, had a bit of a meltdown over it, and then gone "It's fine, only I'll ever notice this."
Марина, здравствуйте! По поводу пузырей в глазах у красавицы - мне кажется, все еще можно исправить без потерь) Я работаю с эпоксидной смолой (делаю украшения) и заметила, что если область, в которой образовался пузырь, аккуратно просверлить дремелем и залить по новой эпоксидкой - то смола застывает без каких-либо видимых текстур. Может, если попробовать иголкой или даже нождачной бумагой протереть пузырик и залить заново - получится так, как Вы хотели? Извините, что лезу с советами, просто ну очень понравились глаза , которые вы сделали)
The dress is so gorgeous! It reminds me of the brand Selkie that do these pastel dream puff dresses. And I am so glad you kept her hair! When you opened her my first thought was "it would be a crime to cut off that beautiful hair". Btw I cannot for the life of me remember you have done a doll like this before, so now I got to go digging to find it! I can only remember the Rapunzel one (I would still love to see a "proper" Rapunzel made by you btw! Maybe Dark Rapunzel from the TV show, that is very cool when she goes all evil :D ) Edit: Nevermind I got confused because I thought it was the huge one you had done before too, I remember now. And I commented then too that the dress reminded me of Selkie lol
I hope you don’t give up on Rainbow High dolls because I personally love your customizations of them. The eyes of both have been really gorgeous and I love the proportions of the dolls better than Monster High.
Wow, oh my heart!! You did such a phenomenal job on this doll, as always!!! I did not see any bubbles in her eyes, even when I zoomed in. None of us are perfect, we all have our flaws, even ones only we can see. When I was a young girl learning how to quilt, my grandmother told me, we never correct a bad stitch. If I miscount, I always should leave it in because no one is perfect. Only One was perfect and by leaving that flaw in my quilt, it will remind me of the One who is. ❤
Hi Maryna! I’ve been following you for awhile now and I’m such a big fan of your work! I would love to see you make Mirabel from the new Disney movie, Encanto. Or any other character from the movie! I was so happy when the movie got released, as Disney did an amazing job researching the culture of Colombia where I’m from. For example, the clothes each character wears in the movie represent the traditional dress of a different region in Colombia. Mirabel’s dress is inspired by the people of Santander in the north central part of the country, so her dress looks a lot like the girl in this video: th-cam.com/video/Ych_t7IRVfw/w-d-xo.html. Thanks as always for sharing your incredible work!
thank you so much for this comment! I've sent this video to my mom because she has bought fabric already and going to work on the outfit in the nearest future (maybe even this weekend).
There's a reason handmade things are so popular, and it's not because they are 100% perfect and all the same.... I personally like little "imperfections"; it's more lifelike and also reminds you that a real person put time and energy into making the item, not just some machine ❤💛💚💙💜 She came out so nice and you can see how much love and patience was put into her creation! Be proud! 👏👏👏
I've been there, I think every artist has those moments where we just never want to touch our tools again. It came out beautiful, and if was exactly as you said, practice! You're still amazing and I hope you continue to do this!
As Bob Ross would say: We don't make mistakes, just happy little accidents.” The eyes look beautiful, she turned out amazing 🤩
Absolutely LOVE this comment! 😂💖
R.i.p Bob
But hes dead
I’m not going to lie, the bubbles in the resin look like little sparkles or glints of light in her amazing eyes - I think it actually adds to the illusion of a lifelike appearance, but I know that every artist is the harshest judge of their own work! I’m glad that it wasn’t something that kept you from pushing forward with the doll, or we would have lost an outstanding piece of art 🥰
On the bubbles issue: Before drying the resin you need to pop them with a lighter to solve the problem, other than that, congratulations on your beautiful work!!!
Or a quick blast from a heat gun. A very quick blast. And make sure the rest of the face is protected from the heat.
Or a heat gun works great as well!! Just be careful not the hold it in one place for too long 🙂😉
Flashbacks to when she used a heatgun to remove a doll's head.
The bubbles make the eyes cute instead of cold and dead
The bubbles aren't that bad, They add to the effect in my opinion. Her eyes feel more dreamy because of them.
But if you'd like to avoid them in the future just run a lighter flame over the resin before curing. Just a quick sweep usually brings bubbles to the surface and pops them. Sometimes you need a little extra assistance from a toothpick, but usually the lighter does it.
Thank you for warning parents about the danger with the knee. You’ve made her face look so soft like flesh. And you judge yourself too harshly! Perfectionists do. Good gravy!!! Those shoes!!! You are a master artist. Blessings friend.💝
Thank you Cynthia! ❤️❤️❤️
It turned out AMAZING! you don't need to worry that much about the bubbles! Your work is great and something as small as should not bother you.
I call it the Artist disease ! We are hopeless perfectionists and no matter how many times people tell us is not really a big deal and they can even see there is a mistake…we still only see that , the imperfections in our own work !
I agree!
@@SakiBlablabla As an artist I agree.
23:47 "My first intention was to throw it all out of the window and never touch dolls ever again in my entire life"
As a fellow artist I relate so hard to this. It's the worst when something you worked incredibly hard on just gets ruined for seemingly no reason no matter what you do. I've definitely cried over art before, nothing to be ashamed of or embarrassed about. Thank you for sharing your journey on this project!!
Honestly, from a distance the bubbles in her eyes look like sparkles when the light reflects off them so it really worked out well!
Poppen, she looks beautiful. Don’t worry about the bubbles- her eyes are stunning and I love the rainbow colours 😊
Use the resin printer to make the eyes?
LOL "Poppen" means doll and "Atelier" means studio.
Her name is Maryna.
@@whutzat that’s cool, so I called her doll? Lol
@@Rat_Queen86 Yeah, which is kind of cute, actually.
The bubbles in the eyes make her look like a starry eyed young girl in the photos. I think she looks great and I know younger me would be jealous of the outfit.
Older me is jealous, too!
the bubbles in her eyes just make them look sparkly. she came out so beautiful!
Actually, her eyes look really beautiful! And the whole rainbow-themed make-over is so cute!
That KNEE JOINT! I think we said "Jesus Christ" at the same time. 🤣 I know as a fellow artist, small imperfections are sometimes the most frustrating-- but you should be so proud of yourself for this overall result! What a huge project-- and it looks fantastic!!
OMG! It's definitely going to pinch some skin. I can't believe this doll hasn't been recalled yet. How did no one at the company say, "Maybe this is a bad idea?"
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Yeah, I would have been the kid who put their finger in that! I had an American girl and the armpit pinched me once playing dress up. And that’s a fabric/ plastic ball joint. Definitely need a some improvements
as an artist myself, i know that horrible feeling of working so hard only for something to go wrong and you just sit back and wonder if maybe you should have just become a chicken farmer or something...
regardless through, the final product came out amazing as always and her eyes still look super cute! 💜
yes! a chicken farmer!!!
@@PoppenAtelier I am an art teacher and when I have had a difficult day I always think this is the day I should have been a florist, but a chicken farmer could also be fun.
I’m an artist just as an occasional hobby, and I raise chickens. Both are stressful 😅
Too funny to me! As a senior artist, I've lost the manual abilities needed to continue. Now I'm a Chicken Farmer that breeds Silkies, bantam ducks and emus 😆
The artistic side is fulfilled with creative photography of my birds.
Reye you nailed it, it can be so difficult, I was a hairstylist and gave it up because it just became less about creating and more about profit. Crafting become another way of being creative but there's so much I would love to do and sometimes you try something time and time again and just goes wrong and you think why couldn't I just be 'normal' at times my crafting and dolls etc have taken over and I just think why why why.
I will seriously never understand why in the hell we don’t have more subscribers on this channel. I’ve been a longtime viewer, and your work never ceases to amaze me. My absolute favorite doll artist on TH-cam, you deserve so many more views on your videos! Also, that is definitely your color, it makes the eyes pop.
Her eyes look amazing! I’ve seen people use resin on their projects and they use a lighter/fire between the layers of resin to remove any bubbles or prevent them from coming up later. Try using a bbq lighter over the surface before curing! Not sure if you’ve tried it before. The doll looks fantastic btw! 🤩
I kind of like the bubbles. It's like Moonlight Jewel's work, where she adds glitter and stuff to the eyes. They kind of sparkle.
She is absolutely adorable!! I definitely wouldn't call the eyes a disaster, they look beautiful, but I know how you feel. Getting bubbles in your resin when you've tried so hard to get rid of them is super frustrating. A couple things that have helped me: try curing in even thinner layers and try to cure slower. If your lamp has a 90 sec slow cure button, try using that or just hold the lamp higher up to start and bring gradually closer. It seems to me those kinds of bubbles pop up when the resin heats up too much or too fast. It's at least worth a try!🤷♀️
As a manicurist, I agree that quick cures on thicker layers can result in bubbles. I don't know if you could use a lighter to pop them between layers on a doll face, but suuuuuuper thin coats and a longer curing time may well help
She’s lovely. Such a massive improvement over the original out-of-the- box doll.
Don't be so hard on yourself, it's still such incredible work 💕
Bubbles aside, the rainbow gradient of her irises is so gorgeous!! 🤩🤩🤩
I love how Poppen took revenge on the doll by breaking her knees, what a queen
i can't tell you how often i see you get a hold of a beautiful doll, go "that's already so cute, what could you possibly do to improve it?" and am entirely blown away when the final version completely surpasses anything i could have possibly imagined- keep up the good work, these are amazing!!
This doll is GORGEOUS. Tbh the bubbles look like sparkles in her eyes so I think it looks beautiful. ♡♡♡ You did a fantastic job with this one. 💕💕💕
She's SO cute! Maybe in the future, adding glitter to the eyes would make the bubbles look intentional?
I really like the Rainbow High dolls, and am SO excited to see what you do with them!!!
I’m a recent subby, your dolls are absolutely stunning when you’ve redone them, l have arthritis in my knees and this dolls knees sound like mine lol, tfs x Julie 🇬🇧
lol 😄 Thank you so much and welcome!
So beautiful! 😍
Oh, and the bubbles in the eyes; I like the bubble effect. But next time you want to remove bubbles from resin, try fire. Use a lighter before you cure it under the UV-lamp. The fire pops all the bubbles and you get a beautiful. Result.
I hope this helps! ❤️
She is gorgeous! Don't fret over the bubbles, they don't take away from her beauty at all, I would buy her.
She’s absolutely gorgeous. That epoxy resin is a beast. I used it for a table top once and took out bubbles with a heat gun. Obviously not something you can do with a plastic doll, but I think that’s the typical process.
yeah, normally people use some heat source to pull out the bubbles but it would melt the plastic. So there are still things to think about!:))
A lower heat blow dryer?
@@PoppenAtelier you can also use corrector spray or something with vacuum. I'm not sure that my English is enough....
Поэтому дублирую по-русски)) есть спрей-корректоры для удаления пузырьков с поверхности,но тогда нужна двухкомпонентная смола. А ещё можно поискать варианты для размещения заливки в вакууме))
@@PoppenAtelier 100% isopropyl alcohol, if you are able to find it. I watch a woman on youtube "Pouring your heart out" and she gets her bubbles out every time! Its harder to come by here in the USA, and usually the highest we can get is 70% and some very fortunate people may find 85%
@@PoppenAtelier like Chera mentioned, I've also seen NerdECrafter spray pure alcohol over the resin to remove bubbles. Not sure if it works 100% of the time but it's better than a heat source haha. You can always just practice with pouring resin in random moulds and see how it works best :)
I'm really glad you didn't give up on this doll cause the end result is incredible 😁 The fruit shoes are so cute
Oof.we totally get it. I think all artists felt that in thier hearts. We've all had our version of bubbles in the eyes. She's beautiful and thank you for sharing the moments most of us hide. Those times when we could throw it aside, but sometimes it's worth it to push through. She's beautiful!
She is absolutely adorable! So much personality. The soft colors are very appealing.
Even with the bubbles her eyes are so pretty. I love the rainbow irises. I think painting it all blue was a happy accident because the under paint kind of unified the colors. They are spectacular.
Her knees sound like mine 🤣
*Finished the video now, and she turned out absolutely adorable! Even if you didn't get the result you wanted you were really creative approaching the eyes with that method cuz I personally could've never come up with that idea 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽🥰🥰🥰
😂😂😂😂
The hollowed out eyes with apoxie is such a LOOK. The other world coralline with this size doll would be awesome to see.
This is amazing!! 😍😍
I have no idea how you would learn how to do the eyes without making a few - no not a few - MANY - dolls with bubbles in the eyes. My goodness! To become an expert, anyone needs to practice, practice, practice! It is so inspiring to see that even one with your skill and talent is still learning. Thank you for sharing and not giving up. Her eyes are BEAUTIFUL! You hold your work to a very high standard, of course, but all I see is beauty!
She's adorable, I think a giant doll like this would be amazing as an amazon warrior princess, because of her size over the other dolls.
This!
Great work. I didn’t know your Dremel had a light. That’s genius. The fruit millefiori for the shoes were such a cute surprise! I think your many days of dedication really shows on this doll.
Thank you 🤗 yes, this micro dremel has a built in light, it's super handy
She's sooooo cute! I don't see any problems with her eyes. She does look younger and more innocent in the repaint. Good job!
She's stunning! I can't even see the bubbles. Don't stress yourself out. She is gorgeous.
She turned out brilliantly! Definitely worth the stress! Her eyes look gorgeous 😍
The eyes are gorgeous! I think it's a happy accident not a disaster! They look perfect and this is my favorite custom you have done! You are amazingly talented!
Any video of Poppen's that starts with 'suffering with..' is always GOLD. 😙
Would love to see a Selkie style babydoll dress on one of your dolls in the future ♡
I am constantly blown away by how amazing all your dolls turn out looking. I wish I had your talent!!!
We all know we love suffering. I would like to suggest "Recreating Barbie Movie Dolls with Monster High Dolls" project since Barbie movies memes are getting viral again and I love and miss the nostalgia of those Barbie dolls
oh I didn't know the Barbie movies were back!!! :D
the fact that you felt so honest and safe to share that you had a massive breakdown after the bubbles, had an impact on me. We all have those moments, but to regroup yourself.. OEF that's hard.. You did it!! Great job !! :) very proud. that must have been hard..
My sister absolutely loved your videos and remakes. She passed from COVID she would've loved this choice in remake.
The end result is absolutely stunning! I know you are a perfectionist and I understand your disappointment. I am glad you finished the project and love the doll in the end.
This doll is amazing!
I would love to see another male doll. Geralt from the Witcher would be a challenging project!
The details on this doll both before and after! Omg! Her clothes and accessories were amazing!
She is amazing I would buy her in a heartbeat. Honestly I think bubbles add character and show that it is handmade and not factory made. Don't be so hard on yourself your doll repaints are always amazing
Your such an inspiration! Do not care about dolls in total but adore all your works, watch every video ♥️
In love how professional you are
Shes’s beautiful!!! I can’t believe you’re not selling her, even with the bubbles. I’ve worked a lot with epoxy and UV resin. UV resin bubbles are so so pesky! I love your videos. Thank you!
The bubbles add a sparkle of spirit to her. It makes it captivating and seem like their is a mind behind them. Well done. 🙂
Omg I just want to hug you! Please don't cry! She's gorgeous anyway and the most perfect dolls are the ones with imperfections, just like people, she's unique!
Your doll looks absolutely stunning! Thank you for always trying your hardest and present amazing dolls every time!!
Thank you so much!
Such a beautiful doll! I'm so glad you ended up liking her; I know I do! Thank you for sharing your amazing talents with us!
Oh my Rainbow Sorcery she's Gorgeous!!! I love her new makeup, dress, Jewelry, hairstyle, shoes, everything!!! See you on your next video. :)
Hey! Those eyes came out absolutely STUNNING regardless. I'm sorry it made you cry, I would have cried too. One thing I see a lot of resin crafters do to avoid bubbles is to a) pour from a height so bubbles dissipate on pouring and b) use a lighter over the uncured resin to bring bubbles to the surface and pop them! (Please help get this comment noticed so that we can help out our resident amazing doll artist!!) Sending love and hugs, Happy New Year!❤
She turned out so cute and beautiful! I can't stop admiring her 😍 And don't worry about air bubbles in the resin 💛 It's like the stars in her eyes ✨
Frankly, I’m very impressed with this doll, both before and after the makeover!
OMG! Her eyes are incredible! They look magical! She’s very beautiful.
It broke my heart to hear that you cried. She looks amazing. Your dedication to your art is inspirational. I'm so glad that you never gave up
Is it bad that I like the bubbles in the eyes? They look like sparkling soda 💙
Ничего себе, какой масштабный проэкт, просто потрясающе!😄
just remember that every artist sees the imperfections in their work whereas every viewer just sees a beautiful masterpiece. Take everything as a learning curve and never give up. Everyone has their strengths and weaknesses but imperfection is beautiful. I love her and truly thinks shes beautiful, and even though you've pointed out her flaws i can barely see them. Once again proving that you as an artist will always see imperfections more than anyone else.
Bubbles? What bubbles? All I see is a beautifully sweet rainbow child! She's absolutely delightful!
I think it would be cool to sculpt slightly closed eyelids on one of these dolls so there’s more lid space to work with for the eyeshadow
This doll looks amazing and I love her eyes.
Those eyes are absolutely gorgeous regardless of the bubbles! Just beautiful.
She came out beautiful! The bubbles almost look like eye shine, I wouldn't change it. I think she's perfect.
She's stunning! I couldn't even see the bubbles, I really had to look and it was still difficult. I completely understand why you felt like giving up, glad you didn't because she beautiful. Can't wait to see what else you can do with RH.
Enjoy your well deserved weekend.💜
I knew you were going past the point of no return when you used the Dremel to gouge out her eyes 😂. The doll looks great! I know the bubbles bother you but I am not sure anyone else would have noticed or cared. You do such a fantastic job!
Another work of art! Her innocence and cuteness are amazing! I really couldn't see any bubble in her eyes, and let's assume they are little sparks of joy!
She’s breathtaking. Thank you so much for sharing this Rainbow High repaint. I am definitely get one of these dolls.💖💖💖
I already know she's going to be stunning 💗🌸✨❤️ Love watching you work your magic!
She turned out perfect!! You are sooo talented, try not to think too hard about the eyes, it kinda looks like sparkles in her eyes
She is now totally adorable! Thank you for this presentation.
Those shoes are Adorable! Her eyes turned out nice.....love her dress! Her hair looks cute......some pearl earrings would be cute!
Good job!
I don’t see any bubbles in her eyes! She looks perfect to me! You’re a miracle worker! Kudos to you!
It always makes my day better when I see your videos. Thank you!
It makes me so sad to hear you’re not happy with the doll; I love it how you end so many of your videos saying “this is the best doll I’ve made”
The doll eyes look really good in my opinion, and seeing that even you can feel unhappy and/or insecure about your work is a little comforting because your work is always perfect, you’re such a talented artist! Thanks for sharing this difficult moment, and not giving up ❤️
The bubbles are hardly noticable. I'm sure it's disappointing but she is adorable! I looove her dress! I'd love to see you make a studio Ghibli character! Princess Mononoke would be super cool.
For the eye bubbles, you could take a teeny drill bit and very carefully drill into the bubbles and fill the cavities left behind. Or you could carefully drill out the resin and fill it up. That being said, she looks amazing!
If you bring the uv lamp up to the eyes slowly, you may avoid some of the issues. Sometimes having the lamp too close the whole time cures the resin too quickly and causes problems.
The truth is that it doesn't matter if they are RH dolls, MH dolls, a Barbie or a bread with ham. Here what is really beautiful is your work and how you can turn a simple object into something really valuable and beautiful. Who cares about bubbles when one can get lost in the beauty of the dress, the makeup and those divine shoes? Without a doubt one of the best works I've seen on your channel. Many congratulations and successes for you (Y)
That is such a relatable artist thing to do. I don't know how many times I've messed up something, had a bit of a meltdown over it, and then gone "It's fine, only I'll ever notice this."
Марина, здравствуйте! По поводу пузырей в глазах у красавицы - мне кажется, все еще можно исправить без потерь)
Я работаю с эпоксидной смолой (делаю украшения) и заметила, что если область, в которой образовался пузырь, аккуратно просверлить дремелем и залить по новой эпоксидкой - то смола застывает без каких-либо видимых текстур. Может, если попробовать иголкой или даже нождачной бумагой протереть пузырик и залить заново - получится так, как Вы хотели?
Извините, что лезу с советами, просто ну очень понравились глаза , которые вы сделали)
О, русские комменты, приветствую)
The dress is so gorgeous! It reminds me of the brand Selkie that do these pastel dream puff dresses. And I am so glad you kept her hair! When you opened her my first thought was "it would be a crime to cut off that beautiful hair". Btw I cannot for the life of me remember you have done a doll like this before, so now I got to go digging to find it! I can only remember the Rapunzel one (I would still love to see a "proper" Rapunzel made by you btw! Maybe Dark Rapunzel from the TV show, that is very cool when she goes all evil :D )
Edit: Nevermind I got confused because I thought it was the huge one you had done before too, I remember now. And I commented then too that the dress reminded me of Selkie lol
I hope you don’t give up on Rainbow High dolls because I personally love your customizations of them. The eyes of both have been really gorgeous and I love the proportions of the dolls better than Monster High.
Wow, oh my heart!! You did such a phenomenal job on this doll, as always!!! I did not see any bubbles in her eyes, even when I zoomed in. None of us are perfect, we all have our flaws, even ones only we can see. When I was a young girl learning how to quilt, my grandmother told me, we never correct a bad stitch. If I miscount, I always should leave it in because no one is perfect. Only One was perfect and by leaving that flaw in my quilt, it will remind me of the One who is. ❤
Another of these dolls, because we like to suffer! 🥳🤪
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Hi Maryna! I’ve been following you for awhile now and I’m such a big fan of your work! I would love to see you make Mirabel from the new Disney movie, Encanto. Or any other character from the movie! I was so happy when the movie got released, as Disney did an amazing job researching the culture of Colombia where I’m from. For example, the clothes each character wears in the movie represent the traditional dress of a different region in Colombia. Mirabel’s dress is inspired by the people of Santander in the north central part of the country, so her dress looks a lot like the girl in this video: th-cam.com/video/Ych_t7IRVfw/w-d-xo.html. Thanks as always for sharing your incredible work!
thank you so much for this comment! I've sent this video to my mom because she has bought fabric already and going to work on the outfit in the nearest future (maybe even this weekend).
@@PoppenAtelier Oh my goodness. That’s so exciting! 🙌 ❤️
Watching you work on these large dolls is so fun and different. Thank you.
✨✨Her Eyes are EVERYTHING! ✨✨
Wow I think she's my favorite of all your dolls. That face is so sweet. She's adorable.
There's a reason handmade things are so popular, and it's not because they are 100% perfect and all the same.... I personally like little "imperfections"; it's more lifelike and also reminds you that a real person put time and energy into making the item, not just some machine ❤💛💚💙💜
She came out so nice and you can see how much love and patience was put into her creation! Be proud! 👏👏👏
I've been there, I think every artist has those moments where we just never want to touch our tools again. It came out beautiful, and if was exactly as you said, practice! You're still amazing and I hope you continue to do this!
She's so pretty in the end. I'm so glad you were happy with her while taking final pictures!
It looks beautiful. The bubbles in the eyes makes the doll more beautiful. Don’t worry!!!