Dolls suitable for both adults and children are cute, but if they are made too realistic, they can still be a bit creepy! The dolls made by Russian artist Michael Zajkov are so realistic that they are creepy to everyone!
After graduating from Kuban State University of Russia in 2009, Zajkov worked in a puppet theater for three years. At that time, he was working and studying for graduate school, until he participated in the Art Doll Expo held in Moscow in 2013. Stand out with superb craftsmanship.
He first made the appearance of the doll out of polymerized clay, then painted the expression and facial features so lifelike that even the capillaries under the skin could be seen, and then added glass eyes and glasses from Germany. French Wool Hair has a certain standard from hand-painting skills to material selection. Every time I look at him holding the dolls head, I am really afraid that the doll will suddenly blink!
Of course, to make a name for yourself in the doll world, it’s not just about your face. Zajkov also equipped the doll with multiple joints and exquisite classical clothes. After being dressed up, it’s really impressive. Its unclear whether this is a real person or a fake.
Michael Zajkov’s handmade dolls combine classical and modern female beauty, with a young and plump girl’s face, rosy cheeks, and a slightly confused expression. Most of the dolls have these common qualities. Judging from the finished product, they are actually very Collection value, but if you witness the production process with your own eyes, you can't help but think of some scenes from horror movies. Perhaps it is this contradiction that causes such a big impact~
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