Paper dolls that go crazy with fancy dress, drawing on Hollywood costumes, literary heroines, historical figures, and wedding attire for all kinds of detailed outfits, from 50’s lingerie to drop-dead ballgowns, especially drop-dead ballgowns. Jane Austen, the Ziegfeld Follies, loads of Victoriana and some flappery pretties, and don’t miss the artist’s 1990 prediction of 2000 bridalwear which is deliciously sci-fi villainess, menacing lily scepter and all.

Utterly ridiculous sock animals made with crossed button eyes, witchypoo stripes and other loud prints, and sometimes plushy protruding organs. It’s not often you run across a dollmaker who offers a choice of wound colors, and custom is welcome for doppelgangers to take on the hair color and body art of their keepers.

Horror dolls where vampire fangs are just the starting point – yes, there are lots of Victorian children, but steampunk aesthetics surface with cameos replacing missing eyes, and glasses balanced delicately atop deep gashes. And let’s not get started on the clowns. While many of the dolls are fit for tabletop display or nestling among pillows, the mannequins take things to a life-sized level of creepiness. Also, “blood can be added to any doll at buyer’s request.”