All dolls drawn/pixelled/tool-shaded by me in Microsoft Paint, Paint Shop Pro 9, Photoshop 7 or The Gimp.
None of these dolls are adoptable.
All bases are credited unless I have forgotten where they have come from, in which case you can contact me if you know (which would be very much appreciated).
Please read and follow the rules. Thanks!

Made for: An old friend and “sister” of my graphics site, Jen.
Info: It’s just a joke that Jen (her online alias) is her good side, and Iris (her real name) is her “naughty” side. :p Severely eaten by the gif-monster.
Shading technique: Tool.
I like: The hair and halo.
I dislike: Everything else.
Base credit: dell126.tripod.com (closed).

 

Made for: Love.
Info: It’s a doll of Love and her daughter. The clothes are pixel shaded and the hair is tool shaded on both dolls.
Shading technique: Both.
I like: The hair.
I dislike: Nothing.
Base credit: himenosakura.com (closed).

 

Made for: An old friend and hostee, Danni.
Info: I followed one of her tutorials to make the floating ball thingy. :p
Shading technique: Both.
I like: The hair and ball.
I dislike: The clothes and text.
Base credit: Julie’s Dolls.

 

Made for: Hannah.
Info: Even though it’s not very realistic, I like the hair. :p
Shading technique: Both.
I like: The hair and dress folds.
I dislike: The text and shoes.
Base credit: Julie’s Dolls.

 

Made for: An old friend and “sister” of my graphics site, Mel.
Info: Aw, I love cute bases. I like the dress on this doll.
Shading technique: Both.
I like: The hair (kind of), dress and socks.
I dislike: The shoes.
Base credit: Julie’s Dolls.

 

Made for: An old friend, Lexa.
Info: I’m really disappointed I don’t know where I got the base for this from. It’s so cute.
Shading technique: Pixel.
I like: The guy’s clothes.
I dislike: The hair and the girl’s clothes.
Base credit: Know it? Tell me.