Story Magic Dress Up Dolls Costco is a popular toy line that can be found at Costco stores. These dolls offer a magical twist to traditional dress-up play. Each doll comes with a variety of outfits and accessories that can be mixed and matched to create different looks. What sets these dolls apart from others is their storytelling component. The dolls have a button on their chest that, when pressed, activates a voice recording. This recording tells a story or sets the theme for the outfit the doll is wearing.
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She graduated with a Bachelor s Degree in Sculpture in 2004 and with a Masters Degree in Fine Arts in 2006 from the School of Art and Design in Caldas da Rainha, Portugal. After moving to New York City in 2009, she started working as a teaching artist with the nonprofit Doing Art Together, providing art workshops for under-resourced crowds in New York City public schools and alternative sites.
This recording tells a story or sets the theme for the outfit the doll is wearing. For example, if the doll is dressed as a princess, the recording might tell a story about a magical kingdom. This storytelling feature adds another layer of imagination and creativity to playtime.
Rute Ventura "Trump Voodoo Doll"
Rute Ventura "Trump Voodoo Doll" 2020 Mixed Media - Wood, Felt, Thread
Dimensions 7.5 x 5.5in
Unique
Signed on verso, Includes Certificate of Authenticity
Rute Ventura is a fine artist born in Lisbon, Portugal in 1982. She graduated with a Bachelor’s Degree in Sculpture in 2004 and with a Masters Degree in Fine Arts in 2006 from the School of Art and Design in Caldas da Rainha, Portugal. Rute started her visual arts education at António Arroio High School of Arts and at the Portuguese National Society of Arts, in Lisbon. In 2005, she received a grant for an abroad program of studies at Accademia di Belli Arti in Venice, Italy and returned to the country in 2014 to study trompe l’oeil techniques at the Accademia del Superfuluo in Rome. As a multidisciplinary artist, Rute Ventura’s artwork ranges in medium from drawing and painting to sculpture, video and installation. Rute is also an art educator. After moving to New York City in 2009, she started working as a teaching artist with the nonprofit Doing Art Together, providing art workshops for under-resourced crowds in New York City public schools and alternative sites. She also collaborates with the Romare Bearden Foundation, Pequot Library in Connecticut, Start.Social in Portugal and the City College of New York.
Statement on Artwork:
"The Pig-men Voodoo Doll series reflect on both historical and living men that have led nations around the world. Dictators who have abused their authoritarian power to force suppression of the opposition and to control the media. This series is a reminder of the atrocities committed by the men that lead or still lead nations with disregard for human rights.”
Children can use the dolls and their outfits to act out different storylines and create their own adventures. They can also switch out the outfits and change the story being told, allowing for endless possibilities. The dolls themselves are beautifully designed with attention to detail. They have a range of hair colors, eye colors, and skin tones, allowing children to choose a doll that reflects their own diversity or preferences. The outfits are also well-made with vibrant colors and intricate designs. Costco is a great place to find these dolls as they often offer them at a reasonable price. This makes them more accessible to a wider range of customers. Additionally, Costco provides a guarantee of quality, so customers can trust that they are getting a durable and reliable toy. In conclusion, Story Magic Dress Up Dolls from Costco are a fantastic toy option for children who enjoy imaginative play. With their storytelling feature and high-quality design, these dolls provide endless entertainment and opportunities for creativity..
Reviews for "Step into a world of wonder with Story Magic dress-up dolls"
1. Sarah - 1/5
I was really excited to try out the Story Magic Dress Up Dolls from Costco, but I was extremely disappointed with the quality. The dolls felt cheaply made and the clothes barely stayed on. The dolls also had a weird smell that wouldn't go away even after washing them. Overall, I found this product to be a waste of money and wouldn't recommend it.
2. John - 2/5
I bought the Story Magic Dress Up Dolls as a gift for my niece and she was initially excited about them. However, after playing with them for a short while, she lost interest. The dolls didn't have much variety in terms of clothes and accessories, and the ones that were included didn't stay on very well. The dolls also didn't have much articulation, making it difficult for my niece to pose them. It's a shame because the concept is great, but the execution falls flat.
3. Emily - 1/5
I regretted buying the Story Magic Dress Up Dolls from Costco. The dolls felt flimsy and the clothes were poorly designed. The fabric was cheap and didn't hold up well after a few uses. The dolls were also smaller than I expected, and the pieces were easily lost or misplaced. Overall, this purchase was a disappointment and I wish I had spent my money on a better quality doll set.