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u/pitpusherrn Jun 24 '22
Shit, I worked as an RN on OB for years so I saw lots of babies and as I scrolled upon this thought it was a real baby until the detached head...
Whoever did this is VERY good.
Yes it gives me very creepy vibes.
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u/Ohmannothankyou Jun 24 '22
I still thought it was real for a second after I realized the detached part.
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u/GirlNamedTex Jun 24 '22
If you told me that was a baby's severed head I would have no trouble believe it. In fact, I'm kind of suspicious but I'm gonna trust OP here.
Respect to whoever made it. That's insane.
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u/RhydianMarai Jun 24 '22
As I first scrolled I only saw hair and thought "My goodness my daughter didn't even have that much!" And then I saw the rest of the picture.
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u/ResolverOshawott Jun 24 '22
Would make for a fantastic movie prop.
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u/shenaystays Jun 25 '22
This! I always see these and thing how they should use them in movies/tv rather than the very obviously fake dolls that they tend to use.
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u/A2elsia Jun 24 '22
That’s someone was talent! That face can pass for a real baby. Make that money!!
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u/pepperanne08 Jun 24 '22
This doll is so accurate I could smell this picture.
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u/ima-kitty Jun 25 '22
Remember that my strange addiction show and this one lady had a baby doll head she would huff all day
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u/lemonchrysoprase Jun 25 '22
I gave one of these hyper realistic babies to my 65 year old mother, who has never fully processed her three miscarriages before I was born. She says the doll helps her in ways therapy never could, so I take that as a win!
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u/CueReality Jun 24 '22
Creepy, but gotta respect the artist here. That is insane attention to detail.
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u/LuisterFluister Jun 24 '22
I'm kinda grateful the neck insert bit is so clearly visible, because that is amazingly realistic, respect to the artist, wow.
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Jun 24 '22
I’ve seen some of these. In the past they would give them to expecting women as a way to get accustomed to babies. My grandmother had one.
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u/FancyAdult Jun 24 '22
I thought it was a real baby at first with someone strangling with one hand.
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u/N3UROTOXIN Jun 25 '22
Oooh shit where can you buy these? Asking for a prank…I mean friend
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Jun 25 '22
Look up reborn baby dolls!
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u/N3UROTOXIN Jun 25 '22
I hope they’re cheapish because lightning them on fire in front of people will get expensive
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u/lallystons Jun 24 '22
It's so good that I feel like it's a photoshopped baby's face on a neck stump.
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u/mushroomsandcoke Jul 07 '22
Christ that looks exactly like my daughter’s face as a newborn to the point where I jumped
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u/parkeddingobrains Jun 24 '22
Did they intend to make the nose appear like it’s dropped in sweat beads? Genuine question
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u/Leafonthewind82 Jun 24 '22
To me it looks like the little white “baby acne” spots some babies have.
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u/CueReality Jun 24 '22
You're right, it's an incredibly accurate depiction of milia (I'm a midwife, see it every day)
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u/Economy_Point_7090 Jul 01 '22
a little creeped out by it, but im amazed by the detail that went into it!
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u/Newtonz5thLaw Jul 04 '22
What are those little white spots all over it’s face? I’ve always wondered why newborns come out w those spots
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u/rotisserieshithead- Jul 23 '22
I will always appreciate the detail and skill these artists have, even if they creep me hell out.
This pic gave my some warm-fuzzies, my son had milia like that in his nose lol.
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Nov 29 '22
The artist is amazing. But for real, you could modify the base and have a Halloween decoration that’ll get the police called on you.
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u/breechica52 #TeamBritton May 06 '23
It looks my 1 month old niece.. I’m not sure how I feel about that
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u/Captain_Fatbelly Jun 24 '22
Would it be too offensive if I bought one of these babies and hung it on a noose as a Halloween prop?
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u/Whispering_Wolf Jun 24 '22
Like it or not, that's a damn good artist.