12-26-2018, 01:12 PM
Thanks, everyone! Annie dismissed the peasants' ignorance, but appreciates the support ![LOL LOL](https://forums.dollymarket.net/images/smilies/onigiri/rb_lol.gif)
I agree her gaze is rather intense, but it wasn't her eyes that creeped out the girl because she wasn't close enough to even see her face; Annie was lying on the table and the kid was a good six feet away. Maybe just a 'body' bigger than an action figure lying on a table...? I dunno.
I'm not sure if it was the same kid (they're twins) who later said Sunsette & Scarlett were cute, but, then, who wouldn't??![xp xp](https://forums.dollymarket.net/images/smilies/onigiri/rb_xp.gif)
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I agree her gaze is rather intense, but it wasn't her eyes that creeped out the girl because she wasn't close enough to even see her face; Annie was lying on the table and the kid was a good six feet away. Maybe just a 'body' bigger than an action figure lying on a table...? I dunno.
I'm not sure if it was the same kid (they're twins) who later said Sunsette & Scarlett were cute, but, then, who wouldn't??
![xp xp](https://forums.dollymarket.net/images/smilies/onigiri/rb_xp.gif)
(12-25-2018, 04:51 PM)davidd Wrote: She certainly appears sentient, like she's actually watching what's going on around her.I personally think that's a lovely compliment for a doll, because my goal in photography is indeed to make them look real
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