
| Doll Artists click the names below for the websites | |
| Aerosculpture! | Leslie Hancock |
| Joan Benzell | Delightful porcelain miniatures |
| Mere Whimsies | Beththomas Merely Whimsical creations |
| Black Sheep Designs | Sharon Costello Unique, felted wool dolls |
| Born Yesterday | art dolls by Myra Sherrod |
| Antonette Cely | Absoultely remarkable cloth sculpted dolls |
| Creager Studio | Master artist's one-of-a-kind dolls |
| Bob Cunningham | Imaginative fantasy dolls |
| Jane Darin | Unique cloth dolls with themes |
| Shirley Dougan | Australian artist: fantasy: one-of-a-kind |
| Elven Work | Katherine Dewey character and animal dolls |
| eloh sculpture | Ethel Loh Strickarz Fine Art |
| Faery Enchants | Christine Ruggle -- Adorable faeries |
| Robin Foley | Unique fabric sculpted creations |
| June Goodnow | Artist and teacher; wonderful Native American dolls |
| Lynette Hampton | Fabulous tiny faeries |
| Linda Kays | Character dolls: mold making resource |
| Gail Lackey | Unique fanciful dolls |
| Oldenburg Originals | Maryanne Oldenburg Loveable, polymer clay children |
| Original Cloth Children | Teresa Churcher (UK) Professional cloth children dolls |
| FabricImages by Joyce | delightful cloth creation by Joyce Patterson |
| Marilyn Radzat | Unique fantasy dolls with use of sea glass |
| Rebas Art | Rebecca Schumacher: Fantasy, imaginative sculpture |
| Renfro Studio | Becci and John Renfro: Imaginative clay dolls |
| Single Rose Dolls | Rosie Rojas |
| Sarah Russell Dolls | Native American dolls |
| Troutman originals | Diane Troutman Santa's and Elves |
| lt art dolls | Lilin Tseng Artistically unique. She works outside the box. |
| Jannie van Eijk | Wonderful character dolls |
| Barbara VanNoy | Her detailed work is astounding |
| Marlaine Verhelst | Dutch artist with distinctive style |
| Organizationsclick the names below for the websites | |
| AADA | American Academy of Doll Artists |
| CTADS | Central Texas Art Doll Sculptors |
| MCODA | Midwest Coalition of Original Doll Artists |
| NIADA | National Institute of American Doll Artists |
| ODACA | Original Doll Artists Council of America |
| TAODA | Texas Association of Original Doll Artists |
| UFDC | United Federation of Doll Clubs |
| Suppliersclick the names below for the websites | |
| Airtex | Polyfill |
| The Clay Factory | Clay |
| Dick Blick | Artist supplies |
| Jack Johnston | Professional site; great resources, clay |
| Magic Sculpt | Epoxy Clay |
| Mini World | A variety of doll supplies and clay |
| Perfect Touch Tools | Precision crafted tool |
| Puppets | Fun puppets for all occasions |
| Karen Schneider | Supplies and tools |
| Texas Art Supply | General artist supplies |
| Wee Folk Creations | Ideas, molds, and supplies |
| Reference ResourcesBooks that I found helpful | |
| Doll Making, One Artist's Approach | Robert Mckinley - ISBN 0-9628821-0-0 |
| Fantastic Figures | Susanna Oroyan - ISBN 0-914881-00-0 |
| Designing the Doll | Susanna Oroyan - ISBN 1-57120-060-6 |
| Anatomy of the Doll | Susanna Oroyan - ISBN 1-57120-024-X |
| Finishing the Figure | Susanna Oroyan - ISBN 1-57120-121-1 |
| Complete ... to Facial Expressions | Gary Faigin - ISBN 0-8230-1628-5 |
| Drawing the Human Head | Burne Hogart - ISBN 0-8230-1375-8 |
| Human Anatomy for Artists | Eliot Gold Finger - ISBN 0-19-505206-4 |
| Human Figure Anatomy for Artists | David Rubins - ISBN 0-140-042-431 |
| Ways of Drawing Eyes | Roger Coleman - ISBN 1-56138-394-5 |
| The Book of a Hundred Hands | George Bridgman - ISBN 0-486-22709-X |
| Human Figure | Erik A. Ruby - ISBN 0-442-27148-4 |
| Anatomy for Artists | Jeno Barcsay - ISBN 1-566-19-245-5 |
| A Journey of the Imagination | James Christensen - ISBN 0-86713-021-0 |
| Complete Book of Sewing | DK Publishing - ISBN 0-7894-0419-2 |
| Chronicles of Western Fashion | John Peacock- ISBN 0-9109-3953-3 |
| English Women's Clothing | in the 19th Century - ISBN 0-486-26323-1 |
| Historic Costume in Pictures | Braun and Schneider - ISBN 0-486-23150-X |
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