Hm: I'm glad that this artist tried. The readme was very imformative, though the background story of the doll seemed a little unreal and slapped together, I do like that the artist gave Dora a background. The clothes, are well-drawn, but I'm put off that they're all just cookie-cutters of one basic design. I'm glad she put the effort in to actually ( Read more... )

Hm: I like the fact that this set is laid out like a paper doll. Playability is a little dampened by the fact that most the outfits stick together like a real paperdoll, but the fashion makes me keep reopening it and playing with it. The jagged highly-pixel-line style makes me think alot of Moni-chan, too, which I don't mind. The linework goes well ( Read more... )

Hm: This set is very nice! The first time I opened it I was so happy to see a doll with it's own style and drawn well. The woredrobe is LARGE and creative, clothes we don't see in every other set. The shading style is unique and something you don't see in most sets. There's TONS AND TONS of shoes, something I love, and alot of mix and matchability ( Read more... )

Hm: I have to say the menu and interactivity of this set is very nice. The backgrounds are quite cute, as well. I like that it has a nice full woredrobe, and the style is constistant, the theme stays all the way through the set, and in each set she chose to group certain kinds of clothes/outfits together with one another. But some things kind of ( Read more... )

Sorry for the delay on the KiSS reviews, Rick and I have been busy the past few days. They should be posted tomorrow (hopefully). Oh, I've put up a new icon for the journal, if you find it offensive, leave a comment, keep in mind it's for humour purposes, not to be taken seriously.

-Hm

Hm: My first thoughts when playing with this doll were something along the lines of: "She's just so angry!" The clothes are well-drawn, and the base is interesting, because the head is tilted down with a shadow for the bangs, and the way the eyes shift about angrily are great. The character seems like she would have a story behind her, but we're ( Read more... )

Hm: The detailing in this is absolutely gorgeous...the hair and clothes have such articulation, it's hard to look at this doll in a negative light. I really enjoy this doll even though I'm not into J-Rock. The face and body are in a nice realistic, yet simple style, and the clothes look like they took alot of time and patience to make. I have a few ( Read more... )

Hm: The style is very similiar to Digimon, but with a touch of something else from the artist, which is a good start. The clothes look well-drawn and everything's generally well-done. I like how the Digimon changes and makes different cute facial expressions if you poke her. The animation is well done (just a tad slow, but not enough to openly ( Read more... )

Hm: I love how it feels like a story and a game at the same time, the opening screen is so different than what I'm used to. We usually see a title of the doll, and maybe a picture of her face and when you click it you get the actual set, but this one has her lying in bed, which goes well with the real-girl atmosphere. The idea that she exists, she ( Read more... )

Hm: The base is really cute and the style reminds me of Chikkareggae's (at one point or another), but when I opened it I was assualted with the dreaded MIDI. Most times MIDIs don't bother me, but if you're going to put a MIDI in a doll, atleast make sure it has something to do with the doll, and there's an ON and OFF button. That's very important ( Read more... )