I'd buy that for a dollar.

More to the point, where'd you get the fonts? They're PERFECT.

One is called Fontlinerdotcom, most likely. There are a number of slight variations. The next one is AtlandSketchs BB. The handwriting is Honeyscript. I believe all are free downloads. I have two or three URLs but I don't know which font comes from which site.

http://www.dafont.com/fontdinerdotcom.font

http://www.fontspace.com/blambot/atlandsketches-bb

http://www.dafont.com/honey-script.font

Well, then, you have them!

I never saw no Bratz dolls that were life size!

I have seen a website for Real Dolls, though, that are lifesize. But they tend to be realistic, and a triffle creepy because they are. They do have one model with Little Annie Fannie vital statistics and big baby doll eyes, but L.A.F. was never my type. I think they have an anime model or two that come closer to what I like. But who has several thousand dollars for a doll?

What's funny is that your design is aesthetically more pleasing than the BRATZ dolls that I see in the toy stores ;)

I get the impression that Bratz aren't exactly designed for aesthetics.

Have you tried 'Realdoll.com'?

Mentioned above.

They're missing a great opportunity here.

Stop going to people who specialize in retail for children's toys and go with novelty adult suppliers (you know, the Smith-Johnson catalog, etc).

It's funny because those are things that some of us would actually say.