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working for a doll company? (link to my doll)

Mar 9, 2007

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    1. I didn't mind working for Luts, DoD (Dream of Doll) or DH (Dollheart). :sweat Í think it would be fun and amazing to see how they work. :)
       
      #21 Mitsuki-Chan, Mar 11, 2007
    2. this is cool, tho i haven't worked for a doll company. I would luv to! i would luv to design the outfits but i guess it's not wot u're thinking. Good luck with it!

      i myself do not qualify for any position, not graduated from high school (going to this summer) and no work experience. but i would luv to it's cool and if u want to create a company of ur own dolls, we're here to support u!
       
      #22 yukihotaru, Mar 11, 2007
    3. I would love to work for a doll company but I would get fired for hoarding all the dolls and not wanting to sell a single one.

      And, besides, why would I want to spend most of my time answering emails from a bunch of BJD freaks like myself? The horror...
       
      #23 citygirl, Mar 11, 2007
    4. thank you everyone for your interest and kind words! I think that I will start my own company soon, but it might take awhile because I actually want to get a doll first, and compare it to mine.

      I have some serious work to do on the body, but I think that everything will turn out alright .

      possibly those of you who would want to help with clothing designs could eventually meet up with me and we could start a small buisness together!

      I am really excited for the future!
       
      #24 kuroda emi, Mar 11, 2007
    5. hm......
      i'd love to work for Volks at Tenshi-no-Sato as a tour guide.
      i'm not good in any form of art, so it is impossible for me to be involved in the doll-making process (or even with the making of tools or accessories), but i love SD and i'd be very happy if my job has daily contact with them. although i haven't been to Tenshi-no-Sato before, i've noticed from pics (from Volks or other visitors) that it is a very beautiful place. i always dream to work in such a beautiful place.
      i can speak english and is on my way learning japanese. does that make me qualify to apply for a job there?

      p.s.: my sincere wish that anyone who wants to work for a doll company or have his/her own company will have their wish come true!
       
      #25 haha, Mar 12, 2007
    6. #26 kuroda emi, Mar 12, 2007
    7. I would seriously like to start an American BJD company. The product interests me and I think that the industry could use a better quality standard. For instance resin colors that change from batch to batch. This is inexcusable. It would be like a paint company that could not reproduce a color correctly over and over. It's a recipe, follow it.
       
      #27 hugobopp, Dec 20, 2010
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