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Sarah Russell Dolls - http://www.sarahrusselldolls.com/
Mythological and legend-themed pieces, including Native Americans, Santas, and others, from former professor and current doll maker Sarah Russell. |
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Chomick and Meder - http://www.chomickmeder.com/
Features one-of-a-kind items of husband and wife team. Introduces limited edition Automata which operate by a handmade windup mechanism. |
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Shelley Thornton, dollmaker - http://forus.com/dollmaker/
Image-rich website of soft-sculpture doll artist and NIADA member Shelley Thornton. Her cloth-constructed stuffed hair has become the personal signature feature of most of her one-of-a-kind pieces. |
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Edwina's Dolls - http://www.edwinadolls.com/
Offers a range of cloth and wool dolls, patterns, and supplies. |
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Ancient Ones - http://ancientones.com/
Native American original art dolls. Features original interpretations Native Americans who lived in ancient America. |
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Akira Studios - http://www.akirastudios.com/
Akira cloth figures. Includes the resume of Akira Blount, current president of the National Institute of American Doll Artists, and gallery images of several pieces. |
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Creager Studios - http://www.creagers.com
Gallery of dolls by artists Jodi and Richard Creager. |
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Karen Williams Smith - http://www.karenwilliamssmith.com/
Doll artist Karen Williams Smith creates original polymer clay, bronze, resin, and fabric fine art sculpture, with mermaid, fairy, angel, spiritual, and other themes. Also offers classes in sculpting techniques. |
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Doll Art by Saracino - http://www.saracino.ca/
Features a variety of character, portrait, and Christmas creations. Also biography, links, and show information. |
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Designs by Gretchen - http://gretchenlima.com/
Cloth sculptures and dolls combining wool, sculpey, handwoven fabrics, beads, baubbles and totems. By Gretchen Lima. |