“We draw our inspiration from everyday life,” Anastasiya and Sergey shared on Bored Panda. “It is always interesting to watch people and find some character types that stand out from the crowd. Each doll has its own history and is one of a kind. It is fundamentally important for us to use decorative elements [and carving] that are unique for each doll.”

On their Instagram account ‘lutsenko_dolls’ the couple post images of their creations. They have collected an audience of more than 269 thousand followers who reward their work with thousands of likes.

Scroll down and take a look at the dolls below. Do you have a favorite?

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Amy was working as a social assistant in a pediatric oncology unit few years ago when she felt that there’s a lack of diversity in the dolls sold in stores around the country and this made children with disabilities feel excluded and unacceptable. As she explains, kids don’t need dolls that are “perfect little plastic mannequins. Instead, they need and deserve dolls that, among other things, will make them feel better about themselves.”

Her goal is to eventually convert her business to a non-profit organization and deliver dolls to children free of charge. In the meanwhile, she partnered up with a children’s hospital, designing dolls for its patients to remind them just how amazingly special and love-worthy they are.

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“We draw our inspiration from everyday life,” Anastasiya and Sergey shared on Bored Panda. “It is always interesting to watch people and find some character types that stand out from the crowd. Each doll has its own history and is one of a kind. It is fundamentally important for us to use decorative elements [and carving] that are unique for each doll.”

On their Instagram account ‘lutsenko_dolls’ the couple post images of their creations. They have collected an audience of more than 269 thousand followers who reward their work with thousands of likes.

Scroll down and take a look at the dolls below. Do you have a favorite?

The post Couple Creates Beautiful Dolls You Need To See appeared first on MobiSpirit.

Amy was working as a social assistant in a pediatric oncology unit few years ago when she felt that there’s a lack of diversity in the dolls sold in stores around the country and this made children with disabilities feel excluded and unacceptable. As she explains, kids don’t need dolls that are “perfect little plastic mannequins. Instead, they need and deserve dolls that, among other things, will make them feel better about themselves.”

Her goal is to eventually convert her business to a non-profit organization and deliver dolls to children free of charge. In the meanwhile, she partnered up with a children’s hospital, designing dolls for its patients to remind them just how amazingly special and love-worthy they are.

The post Wisconsin Doll Maker Creates Unique Dolls for Children with Disabilities appeared first on MobiSpirit.