u/BouncingScapula

Old doll makeover - acrylics or something else?

I rescued this poor doll from a box on the side of the road. It's probably a doll from the late 80's, a cheap vinyl imitation of a porcelain doll. I figured it would be nice to give her a makeover so I started training on a photo of her. Next step, I'll proceed with the actual painting on the doll itself. As I'm very new to this, I'd love to get your opinion. Should I do it with acrylics? or would pastels, or watercolour pencils be better? I'll be giving her face some colour, redo her lips, eyes and eyebrows. If it goes well, I might color her body as well. The photos are just showing her current state.

u/BouncingScapula — 17 hours ago

▲ 101 r/workout

Am I the only one who enjoys DOMS?

I’m an old school gym rat, learned with old school bodybuilders and for the last five years or so whenever I expressed how good it feels to have t-Rex arms and nice muscle soreness after a workout…I basically gently got told off. Soreness is not a benchmark, I get it. You can have a good workout and no pain the next day. Fine. But I’m sorry to say, feeling wiped out after a killing workout is 80% of the fun…no?

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u/BouncingScapula — 5 days ago