CATDOLL | ~Creamsoda’s Thrift Shop Divas~

~Creamsoda’s Thrift Shop Divas~: a collector-oriented look at the announced design, configuration and availability.

Key details for collectors

• Rhonda Ingram has launched a new line of dolls that she calls Thrift Shop Divas . Her first doll, Gloria , has been released, and she has already started working on a second doll. The artist also has a new website for her shop at Creamsoda BJD .
• Q: Where did the inspiration for your new doll series originate?
• A: I found fresh inspiration when I noticed the surge of AI-generated images online. My mind started buzzing with ideas for a new collection called “Thrift Shop Divas”—fun-loving friends who embrace life, chatting, laughing, and dancing for no reason at all. It’s a great reminder to cherish every moment, regardless of age. Since I hadn’t sculpted in this style before, or seen a senior doll in the BJD scene, the challenge of crafting something unique really sparked my creativity.
• Q: Which dolls have you retired recently?
• A: As an artist, I quickly tire of sculpting the same style of doll all of the time so generally I retire my sculpts after about 6 months of production. Because I do all of my own work in the studio including sculpting, mold making, casting, and finishing I can create and retire several models every year. In the past year, Beverly, Bethany, Luna, and Clover along with a few others were retired.

CATDOLL editorial notes

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