Greek Baby Ladybird custom

She's adorable Angelus. Nice job.
 
Absolutely adorable, I'm in love with her :D She is so perfect, and would look unbelievably awesome with her mom :)
 
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mlpsayuri said:
OmG I don't own any greek ponies, but I so badly want your custom. She is perfect. Where did you find an egg to fit her? And who is baby CJ? Excellent job, excellent flawless custom. Wow :shock:

Did you even have to dye her body?
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CJ=Baby Cherries Jubilee. German, and expensive. Not as much as Greek babies, but a minty one will still set you back $40-$55ish.

How on earth did you get the highligher out?? Removezit? Sun fading?(<--too scared to try that one!)
 
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Thats a good question. I'm curious to know as well. I have two ponies that have pink highlighter that I can't get off. And did you dye her? Because she looks more pink in the pictures than peach colored. I would of guess that you used a baby cotton candy bait.
 
QuestorStar said:
Maybe you should make 2 more of her so Whippet, Kar and I can all have one! lol
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Probably a good idea or we may all be in the middle of a bloodshed!

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Gorgeous job! Her and the egg shot is just too perfect!!!

Dana :)
 
Some (but not all) highlighter marks will fade in the sun. Baby CJ had yellow highlighter marks, which faded pretty easily by leaving her in a windowsill for a longtime. But the yellow kind of blends into her body color...pink highlighter marks on a white pony may not come out with only sun faing (although it does significantly reduce them...I also did it for a Baby Sapphire, and her marks didn't come completely out, but faded to where they were much less noticable).

Baby Ladybird is not dyed. I'm not sure why she's so pink in the pics, but she does have a peach body. I tried taking pictures without the flash, but then her hair comes out really orangey, and it's not...it really is pink. Maybe I'll try taking pics in daylight and see if that is more accurate.
 
Amazing job, especially on her eyes. I would be convinced she were real based on the Egyptian Eyes alone.. Wow. :shock:
 
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I'm curious to know that myself. If you take commissions. If the bait and hair is provided for you. Please let us know. :wink:
 
Awwwwww...how cute!

You people make me sick with all your artistic talent! :evil:

Really, she is totally adorable! I almost think she's cuter than the real Ladybird...maybe because her symbols are nice and crisp, unlike so many other Greeks!
 
Wow, she's absolutely wonderful! She looks so well done, especially the eyes! And you even made a little egg for her! Adorable <3
 
I took a pic of her outside to see if her body color would come through a little better...

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And I don't have a Baby Cotton Candy, but I made a custom of an Italian Baby Parasol out of one, so you can see them together here, and the difference in body color.

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As far as comissions are concerned, bait and hair provided, I may consider it. The main problem is time though...I have a lot of customs to get through by June, and I'll be leaving the country to study abroad for a year, and I'm not going to take my customizing supplies with me. So unfortunately I don't think I can accept comissions for a long time.
 
WOW. :shock: That last photo of both babies..Double WOW WOW. :shock: :shock:
 
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