Prefab dolls will go here! These have prices that may both differ amongst the dolls and be higher than using a base from the Build-A-Buddy Workshop, but are still customizable as desired (take it to the Tailoring Table for individual customization; I'll let you know if you can get what you want cheaper at the Build-A-Buddy Workshop). You don't have to customize these dolls! They're here because they're considered to be fully done as-is.
Each doll line will have a set number and time frame listed to go with it. Once the time limit has been reached, any remaining dolls in that line will be put in the Sales Bin with the default poses available at the Build-A-Buddy Workshop, but no longer be directly customizable. This doesn't mean I won't try my best to make a 'retired' doll again at the Fabricator Station, if you really want that one in a specific way currently unavailable, but I cannot and will not make any guarantees that it will be exactly like the one you have your eye on.

Caveats and Concerns:
At least 20%, rounded up, of the purchase--purchase can be more than one doll--must be in either store credit/volts. The rest can be paid via other means, open for discussion.

Like a doll, but want to tweak it just that little bit? This is the place for you! If something you want on a doll doesn't exist, but you want it to, this is where to make it. This includes lighting, stages, backgrounds, textures, special effects, or any other little detail that isn't listed as an option. Please note this is intended for editing existing works (if you're still building your doll at the Build-A-Buddy Workshop, you're using existing assets as a baseline, so it counts), not creating finished pieces from scratch. However, we do have a place for that at the Fabricator Station!

To create an asset, it costs 100 volts. It will only apply to one doll, then you'll need to make it again. If you want it to be a permanent addition to the shop , it costs 1,000 volts. This is useful if you see yourself using it for more than ten dolls. If you do decide to add it to the shop assets, I'll pay you 10 volts any time someone wants to use it on their doll. Please note that you'll have to tell me if you changed usernames so I can pay you properly. If you're using an alternate account, both the account that made the asset and the account you want to transfer it to need to message me. This also applies to any transfer of store credit or dolls.

Caveats and Concerns:
If you give me your own image, I will not charge you extra to apply it. It'll be the base fee of 10 volts. It will still cost 1,000 volts if you want to add it to the store assets for other people to use.
Any items found on Voltra are considered items, even if they aren't a tangible object; you will never be charged 1,000 volts for putting it in the shop, as I plan to put all Voltra items in there eventually. In this case, the 100 volts is just to make it jump the queue. Variations on Voltra items can be considered, if you're not using a standard Voltra color for it, or otherwise edit it in some way (like give a sheep fangs or something).

Examples
Style examples:
cel (sharp) shading, flat colors (no shading), duotone (any two colors sharply divided into light and shadow; no mid tones), lineart, colored lineart, lines and flat colors (no shading), crosshatching, stippling (you can stipple any one shape, doesn't have to be a dot or square)
Pattern examples:
flat non-repeating image (could double as an item, but fits more in here; if you're combining with an item, like a sticker or shirt, I won't charge you extra), galactic scene or other background image that has no direct interaction with another object, special gradients like a rainbow or swirly opalescence, repeating images like checkerboard
Texture examples:
any small detail that deforms the surface of the object like cracks or fuzz
Item examples:
any tangible object that has a physical interaction with another object or the environment, teacup, kettle, lightbulb, French fry, toy car, actual car
Stage examples:
The part of the background/foreground/midground that the doll actually interacts with, road, ground, grassy field, literal stage floor, wooden floor, rainbow bridge
Lighting examples:
colored lighting, patterned lighting (like shining through leaves), god rays, spotlight, other-number-than-3-point lighting
Special FX examples:
sparkles, glow, fireworks explosion, smoke, fog, sparks, particles, dust motes, lightning

With the exception of user-fabricated dolls, any leftover shelf dolls will wind up here at 80% discount until they sell. Note that if the doll line sold out, none will be placed here. The full amount must be paid in volts or store credit. This is already the minimum turnover. Items in the Sales Bin are not eligible for bases or tailoring, but can be referred to to make another one as close to it as possible.

All information regarding sales and customer information will go here. For example, any pending trades, store credit, whether you want to be pinged, and the final product to be picked up.

@Alexia:

I'm really happy to hear that!

@Alexia:

Hmmm, it's not doing it, now, but it was for a hot second. How odd.

@Alexia:

The.... what?

@Alexia:

Are you hiding them under your hair on your left shoulder?

@Alexia:

...I'm almost certain that sheep don't generally come in pink and also have eyes, as well.

@Alexia:
Yes~