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Painting a 3-Month Biracial Silicone Doll
Medium warm beige-brown · Fine chestnut loose-wave mohair; light hair coverage that matches your three-month baby photo
Independent guide for the Sienna project doll. Basic steps using Psycho Paint and Silc Pig with your custom color and photo plan; doll kits and video lessons are on the way. You can still open the separate painting and rooting classes anytime.
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My SchoolModule 1: From Blank To Finished Paint
Inspect and Prepare the Silicone Doll
5 Short Steps
Measure and Mix Your Chosen Colors
5 Short Steps
Paint the Base Skin Tone on Your Silicone Doll
5 Short Steps
Build the See-Through Brown Skin Color of the Silicone Doll
5 Short Steps
Add Mottling and Color Variety to Your Silicone Doll
5 Short Steps
Paint Veins and Tiny Capillaries on Your Silicone Doll
5 Short Steps
Add Blush to Your Silicone Doll
5 Short Steps
Paint Creases and small folds and openings on Your Silicone Doll
5 Short Steps
Paint the Lips and Nostrils on Your Silicone Doll
5 Short Steps
Paint Nails and the Last Tiny Details on Your Silicone Doll
5 Short Steps
Matte Your Silicone Doll
5 Short Steps
Final Inspection
5 Short Steps
Module 2: Archived Legacy Instruction · Planning, Preparation, Each Paint Layer & Finish · No New Credit
Project planning, reference photos, and exact supplies
4 Short Steps
Blank inspection and before notes
3 Short Steps
Wash, rinse, and dry using steps approved by the doll maker
4 Short Steps
Base color, mixing and checking materials
4 Short Steps
thin and see-through base layer
5 Short Steps
Single warmth layer
5 Short Steps
layer of slightly darker color on chosen spots
5 Short Steps
Mottling and soft texture
5 Short Steps
Veins and very faint small-vein details
5 Short Steps
Cheeks, ears, palms and soles
5 Short Steps
Creases, ear folds and nostril depth
5 Short Steps
Lips: layered center, upper lip, and softened edges
7 Short Steps
Nails: beds, cuticles, tips, and final shine
8 Short Steps
Nail and lip detail review
3 Short Steps
Check the painted doll, let it cure, and apply the topcoat
4 Short Steps


