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Jointed Toes/Feet

Mar 4, 2011

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    1. Hmm, it's an interesting concept, but I don't think practical. I'm agree with others that this may cause stability issues mostly and trying to put on shoes would be interesting. This is of course if all the toes were jointed individually. If all clumped together it may work, even if the big toe has it's own set of joints. It'll just be a pain to restring as it's just more stuff to put together. I can only see this useful poses with bare feet. Shoes may be the factor that would stabilize them, but that's only if they wear them. Also the only time were I can see this may even look good and function decently is if the doll was fairly large.
       
      #21 Ayperi, Aug 26, 2011
    2. I have only seen jointed hands. I have never seen jointed feet. I must research this. Thanks.
       
      #22 piercednpainted, Sep 9, 2011
    3. I would adore jointed feet, as I love curled toes and then my dolls could actually wear between the toe shoes D: Or toe socks! Those would be hard to make but so adorbale. I think a company could figure out a way to make the toes jointed and doll still able to stand. Even if not the jointed feet could only be put on when needed, like high heel feet.
       
      #23 YingYangKira, Sep 15, 2011
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