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Winter
2009/2010 Issue 95
Contemporary Fashion Design
Ships late January 2010.
In our very
first FULL COLOR issue, we celebrate fashion designers of today
with a variety of colorful paper dolls. Many artists show off the
fashions of well-known designers such as Galliano, Donna Karan,
and Armani, while other artists took a turn at designing their own
fashions.
Our own fashion
expert, David Wolfe, gives us a look at up-and-coming fashion designers
including Jason Wu, Derek Lam, Isabel Toledo and Doo-Ri Chung. Commercial
illustrator, Miki Gross, is our featured artist, and we're happy
to show examples of her illustration work as well as her fashionable
paper dolls.
We also have
a nice report by David Wolfe on the 2009 Las Vegas Paper Doll convention
with lots of photos and examples of the fabulous paper doll souvenirs.
Plus we have a gallery of paper doll art by guest contributor --
students of New York's High School of Art and Design. And for Judy
M Johnson's fashionable dress-a-doll, we have 9 pages of outfits
from OPDAG members.
Cover
art by Miki Gross.
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Summer
2009 Issue 94
Classic Novels
A wonderful
selection of paper dolls inspired by a variety of classic novels
such as Pride and Prejudice, The Wizard of Oz, James Michener's
Hawaii, Wuthering Heights and many more. Plus
several famous authors are represented as paper dolls such as Zora
Neale Hurston, Toni Morrison and Agatha Christie.
Our featured
artist, Carol Peters, created the cute cover art based on The
Three Musketeers, but with a twist. Other article include Costuming
the Classics by David Wolfe, The Bronte Sisters by Tom Tierney,
and how-to by Brenda Sneathen Mattox on Draping the Figure.
Cover
art by Carol Peters.
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Spring
2009 Issue 93
India
The patterns,
designs and styles of both traditional and contemporary India are
shown in a variety of paper dolls by members. For our cover, freatured
artist, Marjorie Sarnat, created an adorable little girl who wears
modern clothes inspired by traditional designs. David Wolfe tells
us about Princess Karam of Kapurthala, the famous maharanee who
in the 1930s inspired the Schiaparelli collection based on the sari.
There's also a how-to on how to wear a sari, plus Johana Gast Anderton
gives us some tips from the drawing board.
Cover
art by Marjorie Sarnat.
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Fall
2008 Issue 92
Broadway
The paper dolls go
to Broadway in this issue! Featured Artist, Gregg Nystrom, kicks
things off with a fun, colorful cover paper doll of Anita Page
and Bessie Love in "Broadway Melody." David Wolfe takes
a look at Broadway designer Irene Sharaff. Carol Peters talks
about the history of Broadway and her experience of creating a
famous showgirl paper doll set. Sylvia Kleindinst gives us a report
of the 2008 convention in Piscataway, New Jersey. And Johana Anderton
offers 18 tips from the drawing table.
Cover
art by Gregg Nystrom
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Spring
2008 Issue 91
Lingerie/Loungewear/Sleepwear
This issue
is filled with lovely theme related paper doll art plus 7 pages
of dress-a-doll costumes. David Wolfe offers a look at "Hollywood
Undressed" featuring memorable lingerie and loungewear worn
on the big screen in movies such as Doris Day in The Pajama
Game, Elizabeth Taylor in Butterfield 8 and Judy
Garland in Gone With the Wind.
Also, Johana
Anderton offers some drawing tips and Sylvia Kleindist provides
a photo review of undergarments through the decades. Our featured
artist (and cover artist) is Charlotte Krause.
Cover
art by Charlotte Krause
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Spring
2008 Issue 90
Comic
Book Characters
This issue
is fresh off the press! Subscribers will be receiving their issues
by early to mid-April. This issue features comic book characters,
representing paper dolls of memorable characters such as Katy
Keene, Wonder Woman and Betty Boop, as well as newly created characters
dreamed up by our artists. e have a very special guest artist,
Anne Timmons, who illustrates the GoGirl! Comic books.
Also included
is an article about Tillie the Toiler by Sylvia Kleindinst and
Kim Breklein offers Drawing Tips and Tools for the paper doll
artist. Kwei-lin Lum has created a paper doll of The Dragon Lady
to go with her article about Milton Caniff's adventure comic,
Terry and the Pirates.
This issue
has the exciting addition of four full color pages to showcase
a dozen theme paper dolls in color!
Cover
art by Anne Timmons
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Fall
2007 Issue 89
Erte
The beautiful
linework and ingenious designs of Erte are celebrated in this
issue of Paper Doll Studio. Dozens of Erte-inspired paper doll
costumes fill the pages including lovely cover art by Maureen
Fitzsimmons. Related articles include "About Erte" by
Norma Lu Meehan, "My Erte Encounter" by Tom Tierney
and "Lost in Lotusland, the story of Erte's designs in the
movies," by David Wolfe. Plus a review of the San Antonio
paper doll convention by Brenda Sneathen Mattox.
Cover
art by Maureen Fitzsimmons
Color insert by Basia Koenig
Full page Erte paper doll by David Wolfe
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