"Autumn"

Face-up artist(s):

Faceup by me.

Date of acquisition:

March 20th 2021

Provenance:

Direct from Iplehouse's website.

Reason for choice:

Love her face sculpt and the fantasy parts option. The end if year/new year sale price also helped.

Best Points:

So many things. Love the peach gold color, love the reindeer hooves, love how her torso is a more realistic thickness. Her wrist joints have a tiny cover so the hooks don't show and arm posing is good right out of the box.

Worst Points:

Nothing is actually bad.
The least perfect thing is her hip joints. They have a bit of a gap and the internal posing nubs can slip a bit. I also didn't order the hip mobility joint option and If I could change anything it would be that.

Eyes:

11mm hollow green glass from GlassEyesOnLine

Wig:

Hardcap yarn wig by me

Favourite colours:

Autumnal golds, natural oranges and forest greens.

Fashion style(s):

Fantasy Scotland/Mori Kei. Her wardrobe is supposed to be either self-made or traded for with her neighbors.

Key fashion accessory:

Tassle and abalone pendant necklace.

Net & tassel dress and underdress set from KiwiLemonKiss on Etsy. Belt and necklace made by me. Not sure where I bought the green leggings from, might be from Denver Doll.

Name story:

When her parents saw her leaf-colored hair they decided her daily name would be from the season they first met.

Offsite roleplay:

This doll's character is not available for offsite roleplay.

Autumn gets her leaf-toned hair from her forest spirit father and her hooves and tail from her huldra mother. She lives in the same forest that her parents first met and fell in love in. She trades mushrooms and herbs with the local fae and human communities for any items she needs that she can't make herself. When in human spaces she places a disguise over her hair, hides her tufted tail, and wears specially padded shoes.

Iplehouse Faline by M C, on Flickr

invisible things by M C, on Flickr

Faline w deer hooves by M C, on Flickr
Autumn the huldra at Resin Rose by M C, on Flickr