Seam lines: make them go away?

[Aim1skill]

Hey guys,

I'm pretty new to every thing and quite shy about the whole ordeal. Just wondering, you guys know any tricks to get rid of or blur the seam lines and little dimples in the skin? I want to do photoshoots and the seams are hard to Photoshop on a regular basis haha

[haremlover]

My new (June) DS158plus doesn't have otrusive seam lines at all


There are more pics of her in http://www.dollalbum.com/dollgallery/th ... 079&page=1
and more on
http://dollforum.com/forum/viewtopic.ph ... 28#p783028
where you'll see more posing, in my opinion as immaculate as a doll model can be.

Of course everyone will always say that their doll is the most beautiful doll ever made . . .

but I'd like to say that I don't exaggerate.

I prefer more rather than less body shading and makeup on the cheeks. You can ask Steven or John about this.

There is only one current disadvantage. With the soft silicone, these dolls need to wear tight shoes to enable them to stand and even then not for extended periods. The skeleton can cut through the silicone on the heel and it's not a pretty sight. Even the older harder silicone dolls one had to take care with. A friend was helping me on a shoot this year and didn't understand the importance of standing her on her feet gently . . . and http://dollforum.com/forum/viewtopic.ph ... 22#p766022 resulted. I reckon that it's possible to make a slit and inject hard silicone under the heel and the repair up the wound invisibly and believe that a few people have done this sort of thing.

The number of people who use their DS dolls creatively is testimony to their capability.

Best wishes

Harem

[cucky]

Hi

maybe it helps
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Peter