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Actually, I'd love one of those Hitler dolls. As a target, on my BB gun shooting range...
Oh my God! where did you found these pictures. They are really creepy. I like them.
Wow, I like those mini nukes.
Uncanny valley for that fake baby.
I once walked by a remote abandoned house, and in the bushes, in the rain, was a collection of naked dolls like those first pictures up here, missing eyes, limbs, heads... Creepiest thing I ever saw.
Oh lord, that "baby laugh-a-lot" ad is pure evil. Is it for real?
Don't know why, but I've always been creeped out by dolls.
I put together a slide show of your pics with some music (hope you don't mind). I added a few other creepy dolls I found on the web.
http://heylookhear.com/Image/creepy
There is a small island in mexico City where the ownwer tried to protect himself from evil ghosts with creepy dolls.
Have a look:
http://nimraithkar.blogspot.com/2005/06/un-lugar-de-misterio-dentro-de-un.html
http://www.flickr.com/photos/mexad/2148018278/
My godfather-in-law outfits his Kentucky home with an astounding display of macabre baby doll folk art.
That link just gives a glimpse. You can Google the guy for more - but you really have to visit the property to get the full impression.
How wonderfully horrifying
I'm glad you touched upon those realistic "Reborn" dolls -- the whole psychology behind those things is fucked up.
Hey! You've got one of my dolls pictured here (the toothy baby). I make lots of scary dolls and display them at halloween. You can see some here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/lagrotesquerie/sets/72157606203236996/
Karenw - credit is added, we will feature your work more in Part 2, with more info from these comments. Thank you!
DRB is great, I love weird stuff like that,Keep it up :o)
Here are a couple more "Alien" and "Clone" sci-fi art babies to add to the collection...
A clone: http://www.marty.com.au/sci-fi-gallery/art-sculpture/3-clone-alone.html
and a Womb with a view: http://www.marty.com.au/sci-fi-gallery/art-sculpture/6-womb.html
(Found on mArty Gallery)
Hey, I read with interest the discussion of our beloved art of reborning (the creation of reborn babies, reborn dolls, fake babies or whatever you want to call them!) and just want to point out that the ladies taking part are very normal, gifted and talented individuals. A forum for discussion of this subject without prejudice can be found at Reborn Babies UK, there you will find very nice ladies - friendly, and definitely not wierd. PS. None of us make Hitler dolls!
Priceless pics. So creepy, all you need now is the dolls house...
funny stuff! reminds a little o how I was creeped out by Mexican jumping beans as a child! I searched for them again, and found them online at http://www.amazingbeans.com
hilarious!
Some of these definitely have a horrific appearance that would haunt childrens' dreams for years to come lol! Personally, though, I think some of the zombie and even monkey reborn dolls are the craziest.
That's totally different from the type of dolls I usually make. But I guess to each his own :)
The "Melting babies" are kind of cute, though...
Wow these dolls are certainly made with a different approach than your typical barbie dolls. Not sure if I would give them to my daughter, though...
How can you do a page like this without 'Talky Tina'.
("My name is Talky Tina, and I don't think I like you...")
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