[=XAFS=] Custom Xena figures by Joanna Bond of Freaky Deaky Dolls

Custom Xena figures
by Freaky Deaky Dolls

All images of custom figures shown on this web page
belong to and are courtesy of Joanna Bond
For better pictures and more custom dolls
Visit Joanna's Freaky Deaky Doll webiste

Note: Image has been altered.
Click here to see Jo's original picture

Kali Xena

This doll is from Jo's Homages to Characters Gallery, where she says "There was a controversial episode of Xena Warrior Princess, in which Xena embodied the Goddess Kali in order to defeat Indrajit, save Gabrielle and "Eli", and clarify her own Way, or path, as a warrior.

The portrayal of Kali was surprisingly authentic, but much of the detail was lost in shadow. For this doll, I tried to stick to traditional depictions of the creator/destroyer Kali.

She has a necklace of heads, a skirt of limbs, and is quite drenched in blood. If I really had time, I'd make a Shiva for her to stand on." :)

© 2000 Joanna Bond

Note: Image has been altered.
Click here to see Jo's original picture

Xenadryad
aka Lightning Elemental

This doll is from Jo's Mythical - Dryads Gallery, where she says "I adore Xena and the doll is nicely endowed with thighs and hips, giving her a slightly more realistic, if not amazonian, look.

She fell six feet during the Nisqually earthquake, but suffered not a bruise. It's that warrior's physique!

This one is meant to be channeling the lightning. She glows in the dark!! She is made with real blackberry roots, glitter, paint, and paperclay. She stands by herself, and has no moving parts."

© 2001 Joanna Bond

Note: Image has been altered.
Click here to see Jo's original picture

Xena de Milo

This doll is from Jo's Homages to Artists Gallery, where she says "Xena was doing her usual war cry in battle, when she saw the light of peace, which came in the form of a bird. She dropped everything--her sword, chakram, and pretenses, and held her arms up to the light of the sun. Then the bad guys (probably the Romans) cut off her arms and the world froze, just like that, till the wrong could be right. No, really.

This doll is detachable from her base. She is made from Clay, decoupage, found objects, paint and glitter and comes with chakram and sword."

© 2000 Joanna Bond

You can buy this doll for $100

For better pictures and more custom dolls
Visit Joanna's Freaky Deaky Doll webiste

Send any additions, corrections and questions to xwpfigures@yahoo.com


Custom Xena figures by Freaky Deaky Dolls All images of custom figures shown on this web page belong to and are courtesy of Joanna Bond For better pictures and more custom dolls Visit Joanna's Freaky Deaky Doll webiste
Note: Image has been altered. Click here to see Jo's original picture	Kali Xena This doll is from Jo's Homages to Characters Gallery, where she says "There was a controversial episode of Xena Warrior Princess, in which Xena embodied the Goddess Kali in order to defeat Indrajit, save Gabrielle and "Eli", and clarify her own Way, or path, as a warrior. The portrayal of Kali was surprisingly authentic, but much of the detail was lost in shadow. For this doll, I tried to stick to traditional depictions of the creator/destroyer Kali. She has a necklace of heads, a skirt of limbs, and is quite drenched in blood. If I really had time, I'd make a Shiva for her to stand on." :) © 2000 Joanna Bond

Note: Image has been altered. Click here to see Jo's original picture	Xenadryad aka Lightning Elemental This doll is from Jo's Mythical - Dryads Gallery, where she says "I adore Xena and the doll is nicely endowed with thighs and hips, giving her a slightly more realistic, if not amazonian, look. She fell six feet during the Nisqually earthquake, but suffered not a bruise. It's that warrior's physique! This one is meant to be channeling the lightning. She glows in the dark!! She is made with real blackberry roots, glitter, paint, and paperclay. She stands by herself, and has no moving parts." © 2001 Joanna Bond

Note: Image has been altered. Click here to see Jo's original picture	Xena de Milo This doll is from Jo's Homages to Artists Gallery, where she says "Xena was doing her usual war cry in battle, when she saw the light of peace, which came in the form of a bird. She dropped everything--her sword, chakram, and pretenses, and held her arms up to the light of the sun. Then the bad guys (probably the Romans) cut off her arms and the world froze, just like that, till the wrong could be right. No, really. This doll is detachable from her base. She is made from Clay, decoupage, found objects, paint and glitter and comes with chakram and sword." © 2000 Joanna Bond You can buy this doll for $100
For better pictures and more custom dolls Visit Joanna's Freaky Deaky Doll webiste Send any additions, corrections and questions to xwpfigures@yahoo.com