Pullip dolls on the rise of fame!

Wow, I've just recently scouted a book with 4 interesting models shown on the cover page. Guess what, it happens to be the dolls that I'm collecting. I was shocked and amused when I saw the front cover of the book! I'm so proud and happy that these Korean designed dolls have finally sailed their ways to the Hollywood, or should I say the states. Reason being is because, right now not many are collecting them, but their popularity is rising tremendously over the last few years. Which I'm really happy now that they are made popular! Because I love them a lot, and they are the best companies as well as companions to me, they helped me go past my rainy days and also accompany me through the days that I'm on cloud nine. So they have generally become an important part of my life. And I love them! So go check this book out! I'm currently reading it, and I can't be much happier and enjoying myself with it! :)

Miyo with a brown wig :o

Miyo with a new look.

Today, I have decided to experiment a bit on Miyo's look, as I find that she would look much more different and holds a different feel, if I would to change her wig. So after pondering for a while which wig she was suitable for, I finally made a decision, to put on a brown wig, with center-parting, to give a sophisticated and a slightly mature look to her sweet face. Results were that I adore her new change, it gives a whole new feel and look, while creates a visual contrast to her blue eyes. It was an amazing change, and I definitely hope to experiment other wigs, eye chips to her, to see what other combinations suits her :)

Another picture of her :)

  (Here's another picture of the lovely Miyo Ume)

My first BJD doll :)

Miyo Ume my very first bjd doll that has been brought into my life:)

Miyo Ume is the name of my bjd doll as you can see here! She is from Peakswood, a Korean bjd doll shop that specializes mostly on female dolls!(Ps.I'm so lucky XD) The reason why I decided to get was simple, her eyes were painted with details and were mesmerizers. I love her, and the meaning behind her was beautiful and sweet daughter in Japanese. Which seamlessly describes my little girl perfectly well!