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Quinn Qilin Profileby ~ru-debega

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Profile for my one of my many Monster High OCs, Quinn Qilin, daughter of the Kirin. I drew heavily on aspects of Chinese and Japanese design to create her, since the Kirin is an important mythological beast in both those cultures, but in my mind Quinn hails from China. Still, I can picture her family moving around a lot, with her father and mother needed to bring good luck and herald important events all over the Asian continent. She's also my first successful doll modification.

Quinn is sweet, but a bit naive and spacey, and definitely needs the help of her ghoulfriends to get through the drama-filled days at Monster High.

And as you can see from Quinn's "Friends" lineup, there are many more profiles to come.

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~TinkyO Apr 21, 2013

Really cool dude

!DraculauraClawdeen Jan 14, 2013 Professional Artist

Do You Think It's Maybe Kind Of Possible That Monster High Took The Idea Of QUINN QILIN And Changed It Up A Bit For Mattel's Character; JINAFIRE LONG - DAUGHTER OF THE CHINESE DRAGON.

~TinkyO Apr 21, 2013

she did

~ru-debega Feb 12, 2013 Hobbyist Traditional Artist

No, I worked on Jin for Mattel, too (as a contractor. I wrote her diary). I believe they came up with her before I came up with Quinn. They usually have their dolls planned out at least a year in advance.

!DraculauraClawdeen Feb 12, 2013 Professional Artist

I DOUBTR IT.

~ru-debega Feb 12, 2013 Hobbyist Traditional Artist

Doubt what? I've worked with Mattel awhile now, and I have lots of friends in the toy industry. Just fact. They have lots of talented, creative people working for them. (Myself included.) They don't need to steal anyone else's ideas. Certainly not mine.