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The group is doing a contest for the month of May where we were to make a "set" of dolls, (anywhere from 2 to 12 total) and the nature of that "set" was up to us.

For mine, I decided to do a representation of the Sun's journey across the sky, starting with the far right as "Sunrise", the center as "Midday" and the far left as "Sunset".

Sunrise - When I was making this one, I was thinking of how the sun's appearance in the sky drives back the stars and other lesser lights, so the upper half of her outfit signifies the retreating night, with the Morning Star being the last to vanish. I made her appearance more youthful than the others since she signifies the birth of a new day.

Midday - When making this one, I was mostly thinking of the Sun itself, at it's height of glory, so it's a bit more abstract than the other two, and I focused mostly on yellow and gold colors, with a few hints of sky blue to signify the sky on a beautiful day. I tried to make her appear a bit older than Sunrise, but still appear to be a bit on the young side, like a late teenager.

Sunset - When making Sunset, I wanted to be sure to make her distinctly different from Sunrise, especially since, when I was looking up pictures for both, I quickly found out that a lot of times you'll see the same sort of colors at Sunrise as Sunset. So, for her's I made it so that the sun has just recently set behind a mountain range, so we have more of the darker pinks and intense colors than with Sunrise. I also put more stars on her outfit, having them speckled across the back of her cloak and the caplet. I tried to make her look more mature than the other two and gave her darker colors in general.

Made using the Snow Queen Scene-Maker www.azaleasdolls.com/dressupga… at Azalea's Dress-up Dolls. www.azaleasdolls.com

Description
The group is doing a contest for the month of May where we were to make a "set" of dolls, (anywhere from 2 to 12 total) and the nature of that "set" was up to us.

For mine, I decided to do a representation of the Sun's journey across the sky, starting with the far right as "Sunrise", the center as "Midday" and the far left as "Sunset".

Sunrise - When I was making this one, I was thinking of how the sun's appearance in the sky drives back the stars and other lesser lights, so the upper half of her outfit signifies the retreating night, with the Morning Star being the last to vanish. I made her appearance more youthful than the others since she signifies the birth of a new day.

Midday - When making this one, I was mostly thinking of the Sun itself, at it's height of glory, so it's a bit more abstract than the other two, and I focused mostly on yellow and gold colors, with a few hints of sky blue to signify the sky on a beautiful day. I tried to make her appear a bit older than Sunrise, but still appear to be a bit on the young side, like a late teenager.

Sunset - When making Sunset, I wanted to be sure to make her distinctly different from Sunrise, especially since, when I was looking up pictures for both, I quickly found out that a lot of times you'll see the same sort of colors at Sunrise as Sunset. So, for her's I made it so that the sun has just recently set behind a mountain range, so we have more of the darker pinks and intense colors than with Sunrise. I also put more stars on her outfit, having them speckled across the back of her cloak and the caplet. I tried to make her look more mature than the other two and gave her darker colors in general.

Made using the Snow Queen Scene-Maker www.azaleasdolls.com/dressupga… at Azalea's Dress-up Dolls. www.azaleasdolls.com