[Devileyes]

Sick, I know...
My daughter had this old doll that I always thought resembled a young Regan (Linda Blair)
So I decided to make her into a possessed Regan.
Here are some progress pics. I still got a ways to go, I'm trying to find her just the right flannel nightgown, but not having any luck.






Incidentally, I got my daughter's permission to convert her doll first
For some odd reason, I don't think she was that thrilled about it though.....

 

[Hallomarine]

Ho Man! That is some conversion! Nice job - I'm convinced
HM

 

[Abunai]

Yow!
That's awesome.
Quite the talent.

 

[xxScorpion64xx]

Whoa, she is really looking good, can't wait to see the final incarnation

 

[offmymeds]

that is spot on!! She looks great!!

 

[DaveintheGrave]

Looks terrific! Nice work.

 

[Spooky McWho]

Amazing!! I will never look at my daughter's American Girl doll the same way again.

 

[doto]

Love the eyes.

 

[Saki.Girl]

Ok OMG that would scare the **** out of me amazing job

 

[Trex]

Fantastic job, you really captrured Regan's possessed likeness! Did you use Apoxie Sculpt?

 

[frogkid11]

she looks phenomenal !! Since those dolls are somewhat easy and inexpensive to come across, you should consider making several after this one and selling them.

 

[nimblemonkey]

Excellent make-over. How did you prepare the vinyl for paint? and I also want to know the sculpting medium used. I found a rather large doll at our swap shop at the transfer station and want to do something similar. Really creepy!

 

[mb24]

I've been afraid of Regan since I was 12...lol! But even I can't ignore the work you've done on this doll! She looks just like her.

 

[Devileyes]

Thank you all for the nice comments!
I used Apoxie sculpt to do the build up brow and the scars.
I didn't do any prep work to the vinyl before the Apoxie sculpt or paint other than washing it good with soap and water.
The Aves sticks very well to the vinyl.
I used FW acrylic inks to paint the set-up Aves and the vinyl afterward.

 

[Devileyes]

Added some cuts and bruising to the arms and legs.


Found her a nightgown...it's not perfect, but will do for now.
Here she is about finished.



A little color manipulation.

Now to find or make a doll bed to display her on.
Hope you like

 

[Otaku]

That's horrible! I love it...there's just something about dolls, they can be very creepy!

 

[offmymeds]

oh, nice touch with the added cuts and her gown looks fine......you gonna add some pea soup down the front of her?

 

[Megan Patricia Hogle]

Hi! What are the steps??? And what did you use beside Apoxie and paint??? Thank you!!!

 

[Megan Patricia Hogle]

What did you use for the bruising??? A paint? Like purple? What about the eyes??? Did you cover them in Apoxie first ??

 

[xLawfulevilx]

This reminded me of a post I saw before on the Makezine.com blog. Someone took a doll and sanitized it then ran tubes and a food grade pump inside it and it was a green punch beverage fountain.