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My name is Sophie and I’m a mixed media artist and creator of SO SOPHIE mixed media art dolls.
I am passionate about creating my art dolls and my heart skips a beat every time they bring a smile to someone’s face!
I like to describe my art dolls as quirky, whimsical and delightful. And, although, they may not be renowned for their smiles, you might even find that some are downright sulky, their cuteness will inevitably win you over once you get to know them a little better. But one thing is for sure, they are all one of a kind, with their own unique personality and story to tell.
I lovingly sculpt my dolls out of air dry clay and decorate them with acrylic paints, water soluble crayons and pencils, paint pens, sometimes glitter and sparkles, but always with a touch of magic!
Inspiration for my art dolls comes from anything and everything.
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The blog is where I share the inspiration behind the art dolls I create. I love to infuse my art dolls with a positive message, celebrate milestones and triumphs and honour struggles.
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