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Summer 2003 Issue 75 - $7.00Big & Beautiful A great issue celebrating the plus-sized gals with a wonderful selection of paper dolls and a dress-a-doll. Also some clever paper dolls using some interesting takes on the theme such as a pregnant gal, a woman with a cow costume and even a cupcake-shaped woman. Our featured artist is Michel-Victor Gdanov who did a great job with the cover art, full color insert and envelope art. Fashion experts Brenda Sneathen Mattox and Donald Hendicks share their thoughts on the topic of big and beautiful fashions and how the images of women have been interpreted throughout history. Cover art and color insert by Michel-Victor Gdanov. |
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Spring 2003 Issue 74 - $7.00Vintage TV Many of our favorite TV shows are represented in paper doll style including I Dream of Jeanie, That Girl, The Mary Tyler Moore Show, The Golden Girls, Bewitched, The Carol Burnett Show, Gidget, The Loretta Young Show, I Love Lucy, and more! We also offer a TV Trivia quiz along with a gallery of Vintage TV Show paper dolls and coloring books. Other topics include: Tips from Tom Tierney, Paper doll party reports of the Denver, PA and California Spring Fling gatherings, guidelines on submitting art to OPDAG, member showcase of paper dolls and more. Cover art by David Wolfe, Back Cover by Christine Scarlett, Color Insert by Kwei-lin Lum. |
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Winter 2003 Issue 73 - $7.00Medieval Fashions Medieval fashions come to life though dozens of paper dolls created by our members. Susan Aalund not only created a beautiful full color paper doll for this theme, but also provided an article about the fashions of the medieval period including the reticulated headdress and the hennin. Brenda Sneathen Mattox takes another approach to the topic by discussing what it was like to be a woman during the medieval period. Also: featured artist Joan Liles, showcase of paper dolls by members, and advice from Judy M. Johnson on the topic of drawing celebrity paper dolls. Cover art by Joan Liles Color Insert by Susan Aalund. |
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Fall 2002 Issue 72 - $7.00Alice in Wonderland This issue has a wonderland of paper dolls inspired by Alice in Wonderland. Our artists did a fabulous job creating imaginative, original creations, resulting in a wide variety of paper dolls all on the same topic. Also in this issue: 2002 International Convention Review. Nurture Your Inner Child -- playful paper doll rubber stamps. How to Make Tussie Mussies. A review of the California summer paper doll party. Tips on Getting Published, by Judy M. Johnson. And More! Cover art by Emily Britton. Back cover by David Wolfe. Color Insert by Alina Kolluri |
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Summer 2002 Issue 71 - $7.00Hats! A special issue dedicated to our editors: Judy M. Johnson, Johana Anderton, Brenda Sneathen Mattox, Sylvia Kleindinst, Norma Lu Meehan and Kim Brecklein. A bio and sampling of paper doll art is included for each of our talented editors. Hats Dress-a-Doll, Art by Members. Great Theme Art Paper Dolls by Members. A Review of Paper Doll Websites and Resources for Paper Doll Artists by Sylvia Kleindinst. Member Showcase of Paper Dolls for Sale. And More! Cover art by Brenda Sneathen Mattox, Judy M. Johnson, Sylvia Kleindinst, Norma Lu Meehan, Johana Anderton and Kim Brecklein. Color Insert by Ralph Hodgdon. |
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Spring 2002 Issue 70 - $7.00Working Women Featured Artist: Jea Holt All kinds of careers are represented as paper dolls... artists, doctors and nurses, waitresses, fashion models, fire fighters, and even a yoga instructor. Also: Tips on Shading in Black & White by Brenda Sneathen Mattox. Paper Doll Stuff on the Internet. A visit with working paper doll artist, Sandra Vanderpool. Member Showcase of Paper Dolls for Sale. And More! Cover art by Jean Holt. Color insert by Marilyn Henry. |
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Winter 2002 Issue 69 - $7.00The Little Cocktail Dress Featured Artist: Alina Kolluri History of the Little Black Dress by Brenda Sneathen Mattox. Little Cocktail Dress Dress-a-Doll. Paper Dolls on the Internet. Member Showcase. Holiday Paper Dolls by Members. Cover art by Alina Kolluri. Color Insert by Norma Lu Meehan |
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Fall 2001 Issue 68 - $7.00Silent Films/Early American Theater Featured Artist: Barbara Herwood The Silent Film Era by Marilyn Henry 2001 Convention Review, Eugene, OR Full Color Paper Doll of Mary Pickford by Brenda Sneathen Mattox Stories and Paper Dolls of the Silent Film/Early American Film Era. Cover art by Barbara Herwood. Full color insert by Brenda Sneathen Mattox |
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Summer 2001 Issue 67 - $7.00European Folk Costumes Featured Artist: Susan Aalund History of European Folk Costumes Color vs. Laser Copies Building a Paper Doll Reference Library European Folk Costume Dress-A-Doll Stories and Paper Dolls of European Folk Costumes by Members. Cover art by Susan Aalund. Full color insert by Danish artist Marianne Mathiasen. |
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Spring 2001 Issue 66 - $7.00Dolls & Teddy Bears Featured Artist: doll and paper doll artist, Lauren Welker How to draw paper dolls of dolls by Brenda Sneathen Mattox. Tips on reproducing and pricing paper dolls by Kim Brecklein. Doll and paper doll connections by Sylvia Kleindinst. Miss Revlon Doll and Her Costumes by Judy M. Johnson. LOTS of doll and teddy bear paper dolls! Cover art by Lauren Welker. Full color insert by Lucinda Durbin |
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