How to Create a Prototype of a Doll
Creating a one of a kind doll takes artistic skill, but if you are considering marketing your doll to the general public, it will also mean creating a prototype. A prototype is a three-dimensional object that represents your vision. It is the original, full scale model of your doll that will serve as the basis for the commercially produced dolls. Besides assembling your prototype doll, you will need to take steps to protect your original design. These steps are as important as casting a mold or sculpting a face. These are the steps that will protect your ownership and your rights to your prototype doll.
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Draw a detailed drawing of the prototype doll. Make descriptive notes about the doll including accurate measurements. Date and initial any drawings and notes. Maintain these and any other documentation, including fax communication,in a file.
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Sign and date any molds that were used in the making of the prototype doll.
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Assemble the prototype doll as designed. Take many photographs throughout the different stages of the assembly process. Mark each photograph with a date and initial.
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Sign and date the prototype doll. Add a number or symbol that identifies it as the original prototype.
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Photograph the finished prototype doll from different angles and with and without clothes. Date stamp and initial photographs.
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Resources
- Photo Credit pair of dolls image by MAXFX from Fotolia.com
