Good grief, where do I even start? - well, ok, from the top!
Gwyn's hair has been paritially re-rooted, given a center part, cut and permanently styled.
She has been given a full repaint, all of her original screening was removed and she was re-painted using artist quality acrylics. I did my best to evoke the original actress.
OH! - let's not forge her hand painted celtic knot tattoo! *grin*

Gwyn's bodice is intricately cut deer skin, top stitched, given decorative stitching and librally sprinkled with brass nailheads and wire-work. Her breastplates are hand-hammered copper, also studded with nailheads. The straps are itsy bitsy 'figure 8' patterned loops, also studded with nailheads. The bodice laces up the back.

Her skirt and scarf are both hand dyed cotton.

Her belt is dearskin and laces up the back, it's trimmed with black leather, studded with brass nailheads, has a hand drilled and studded brass center piece and has loops to hold her axes.

Her necklace consists of hand painted beads, strung on aritifial sinew, a verra small shell with hand painted details, and trimmed in black feathers.

soooo - I suppose we should talk arm-bands huh? O'tay - they're all leather, different colors and types perhaps, but - ya know - leather. Hand crocheted, hand woven, studded, banded, strapped.... *grin*
Hand guards, gauntlets, arm guards - you name it, she's covered! LOL

(Killer background pic for this one from Barns-en on Devian Art)

Her ax's are hand forged by my unbelievably talented hubby - also known as

They're wrapped in leather, bound in hemp, and banded with yet more leather. - OH! - and they have hand stitched leather 'envelopes' to protect the blades.
Her stand is actually pine, hand turned on a lathe, (also by my super-talented hubby), treated with linseed oil and then stained. The design is burned in, and given a copper finish.

I LOVE my new PSP! - I got X2 for my birthday this year, and I've been having soooo much fun!
The killer background is from Flore-Stock on Deviant Art!

ACTUALLY.... the very coolest thing about this doll? - I got my first 'tip' for making her! - and no matter how long I do this, I will never be given anything more incredible!
A Hand made, stamped, personalized, GORGEOUS journal!

You might try clicking on that pic, it will take you to her web-site, and she does AMAZING things!!
I'm going to use this one for my doll sketches, IF I can bring myself to put that first mark in it!

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