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Inspiring Artist - P Brigitte Coovert
Sunday, January 11, 2009 at 06:47PM 
Ecila Glamor - Zombuki Pullip Photo Print For Sale on EtsyIn hunting down one of my new christmas presents (a new Pullip doll from Valley of the Dolls), my hub and I made a discovery - a new artist and what will be for many- a new medium- introducing ZOMBUKI's!
Artist Brigitte Coovert customizes Pullip, Dae and Blythe dolls to become what she playfully calls Zombuki's:
Zombuki, a combination of the words “zombie” and “kabuki,” was a term dreamed up with the help of a friend some time ago. Zombukis are meant to be a hybrid of many styles and cultures (the zombie itself being both alive and dead), able to embody many looks, to be chimeras of the doll world.
- P Brigitte Coovert
As soon as I discovered there was a book entitled Zombuki's Love You - I bought it! Especially since the dolls themselves, being original artist pieces and an investment, can be expensive.
Zombukis Love You -Hardcover BookI was also thrilled to see that Ms. Coovert has a phenomenal Zombuki gallery page with stunning photography that MUST BE Seen by all so please click on GALLERY! 
If You Purchase a Zombuki through the Valley of the Doll site - Generally, a Zombuki will come with coordinated clothing and a plush/felt companion.
She also has a beautiful Flickr Page in which she features Desktop Wallpaper Images FOR PERSONAL USE only - which I think is quite generous!!
Desktop Wallpaper (FlCKR)For Personal Use Only from and by P Brigitte Coovert
If You Want to Purchase an actual Zombuki doll go to: Valley of the Dolls
To see ALL the phenomenal pieces of art by Ms. Coovert go to: The Zombuki site
To read more about Ms. Coovert see her ABOUT page on her Blog: Unwed Human Female
To buy her other - uber-cute products go to: Ms. Coovert's Etsy shop- Zombuki's Love You
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Reader Comments (4)
I really love her photography too! She is an amazing artist in so many media. I didn't know that there was a book out of these. Thanks for the write up.
amazing work...i love that these great dolls are being transformed into art. thank-you for sharing her work. it reminds me of the munny figures and the fine artists who have transformed them.
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Hiya! Thanks for your comment :D
Yes I'd be honored to be interviewed by you!
Thanks! BTW pullips are pwetty!