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Press Clips

The Washington City Paper's Crafty Bastards Blog Entry (April 4, 2008) profile on this site and my thrift shop Barbies turned into fairy dolls.

BJD's Go to Otakon (Dollicieux, September, 2005) is a feature story that I wrote about and took photos of the ball-jointed doll activities that took place at the 2005 Otakon convention in Baltimore, Maryland.

Videos

My Exhibit at the 2008 Artomatic in Washington, DC: Some of the photos that were on display at that event featured the following dolls: American Girl, Volks Dollfie Dream, Fantasy Doll Tobias, Blythe, Bobobie Sunny, Orient Doll Ji, Ellowyne Wilde, and Soom Mini-Gem Uyoo.

A Day in the Lives of Two Dolls: It's a short experimental video that I made featuring two of my Jun Planning dolls--a Pullip Latte and a Namu Trunk.

A Day in the Life of a Blythe Doll: This one is a follow-up to A Day in the Lives of Two Dolls. Blythe is the star of this one and, unlike the previous video, this one was shot in a mixture of sun and shade. (The first video was shot in a completely shaded area.)

Here is a video that I shot of an Asian ball-jointed doll meet-up that took place during the annual Otakon anime convention in Baltimore, Maryland on July 21, 2007.

Dolls Customized by Kim is a QuickTime movie featuring a photo-montage of some of the dolls that I've customized. I originally created this as an entry in the The 100 Second Film Festival in 2005. (Warning!: The film itself is 26.1 MB because I had to satisfy the film festival's requirement that the movie must use full video compression, which takes up more disk space than other types of compression. You'll need either a fast connection speed or the patience of Job to wait for a very slow download at slower connections.)