Dreus76

Well, many years have passed since my last time in here. This place was still full of memories. But time waits for nobody. I've changed, my life is still changing and I'm trying my best to find some balance. I could say I'm... happy? Who knows, anyway I felt this spot doesn't belong to me anymore. I was intentioned in deactivating it at first, but then I saw my old works with dolls are still appreciated after so many years, so I decided to leave this page as a permanent showcase of a relatively happy part of my life, wiping all the sad moments away and leaving the color and the joy I tried to transmit thru my humble works. I must say I've had a good time in those years. So, this is not a real farewell, maybe it's just a goodbye. Hope you'll still enjoy my pics, see you around these digital shores. Buena vida.

Update of 15.06.08 Back again people! This time I bring you some new stuff, hope you'll enjoy it. Oyuki will leave today so I managed to get a couple of shots. I also had the chance to use a great camera, a Canon Eos 350D, just to try out what kind of pics a digital reflex can do... I must say they're damn good! I'm also working on a little project you'll see soon... So, enjoy the new works and see you hopefully soon! Dreus 76 ~Dreus76 (https://www.deviantart.com/dreus76) Introduction There won't be any more entries, I made this one just to tell you what you'll find in here, and will keep on updating this one instead of stressing people with stupid posts every mome

- Why do you use dolls? As an old-time model and figure collector, I couldn't be but fascinated by BJDs. In my humble opinion they're the ultimate evolution of the model concept. I love diggin' out their potential and explore new ways of expression thru them. Of course they've got their limits, but trying to exceed 'em is the real thrill ^^. - What kind of dolls you use? They're called BJDs. It stands for "Ball Jointed Dolls". The BJD system has over a century, and it's been invented in Europe. Some years ago, Volks of Japan used this system and enhanced it in order to create a new standard: Dollfie (acronymous of "doll" and "figure").Then