Large Scarred but Unbroken [Iplehouse Scarlet hybrid]

Note: This photoshoot can be called the conclusion to a small arc of Legend of the Five Rings (L5R) tabletop RPG-based series I've made. Beginning with the introduction of Adhara/Bayushi Kaguya's injury in "Bitter Medicine", and a bit of RnR in "Names", now you see her with the scars from said injury. It's also my first foray into temp glue scarring.

Scarred but Unbroken - 00 by Yela Gatchalian-David, on Flickr


Scarred but Unbroken - 01 by Yela Gatchalian-David, on Flickr


Scarred but Unbroken - 02 by Yela Gatchalian-David, on Flickr


Scarred but Unbroken - 03 by Yela Gatchalian-David, on Flickr


Scarred but Unbroken - 04 by Yela Gatchalian-David, on Flickr


Scarred but Unbroken - 05 by Yela Gatchalian-David, on Flickr
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The photos are also a dark mirror image of sorts to the "A Lion's Discipline" photographs of my Granado Michael hybrid.

Never Your Fault by Yela Gatchalian-David, on Flickr
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...down to the positioning of the setup, which wasn't nearly as flattering-looking as the final photos.

Setup by Yela Gatchalian-David, on Flickr
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Thanks so much for looking, and if you've followed this mini arc for so long, I salute you!

The other photoshoots in this series:
Part 1: Bitter Medicine
Part 1.5: A Lion's Discipline
Part 2 (previous): Names, or Ai Ai Gasa
Part 3 (end): THIS

 

@LonelyArtist I found the view from the side pretty hilarious too, hence I had to take a picture!

@Lolitia Thank you very much!

@willowspell The panels are actually just cardboard, made to look like wood (I have almost zero woodworking skills or tools). I'm documenting the progress of their making in this project journal. COVID-19 lockdowns meant I couldn't replenish my varnish supply yet, hence only one screen has the origami backing attached.

 

@Sianserais

Her scars were actually just white glue, tinted with powdered chalk pastels. The "base" started off as very close to the doll's skin color, but I progressively added darker flesh pigment as I built up the texture.