In my radar....Etsy seller

There is a young lady who is new to reborning who has found her way to my radar via browsing Etsy shops.

Unfortunately, it is not in a positive way that she is in my radar.  

I need to do a bit more research and then I'll get her info posted on here.  

I want collectors and artists safe out there in the doll industry!

Hugs for the day.

UPDATE:
The girl is just 17 years old.  Her name is Hannah.
I contacted her as a potential customer asking to see her work since she was using other artist pictures to gain custom orders.  

She showed me some pictures of bald dolls.
Although the pictures were a little dark and blurry, the work looked pretty good for a beginner.
Photography for beginners is very difficult and I've learned to see beyond beginner photos and really, the paint work looked nice.  

I asked if she had any with rooted hair and she shared 3 pictures of partially rooted dolls stating that they were pictures of her past rooting work. 
I later came across two of the 3 pictures on the Bountiful Baby Forum...
they were NOT her pictures or her work!  

I verified with the person who posted the pictures and sure enough, even though the two had discussed a future arrangement, no work had been done for Hannah, and she did not have permission to use said pictures.  

As a collector I cannot trust Hannah because of the answer she provided me, which was false.

As an artist, I do not admire how she runs her listings.
She HAS acquired permission from Silvia Creations to use her photos as long as she gives full credit to Silvia and shows her own work in the same listing, but she has not acquired permission from the other artists that own the other pictures she is using.

In some listings she claims that they are not her work and in some she gives no mentiong at all.  
I have always fully disagreed with using other artists photo's EVEN IF one claims it is not their own work.   And ESPECIALLY without permission from the artist who owns the pictures.  

Those photos are intellectual property of the artist who took them and invested time into creating the doll(s) in the photos.   It is wrong to use them to gain custom work.  
It is always best to show the blank kit, then samples of your previous work, even if the work is not on the same kit.

Many argue, as Hannah did, that the collector then cannot get a good representation of what the kit will look like.  Yes, they can.  
And they need to know how the work of the person gaining the custom order compares to the artist pictures that were used.  

It is important not to mislead customers in this business.

Hannah, I know you are reading this.  
I do want you to do well and you WILL do well if you follow the common etiquette for listing custom dolls, and if you respect the advice of your fellow reborners who have certainly been around long enough to be able to give the advice.  
Be proud of your own work and gain your orders on your own merit!  

~Click here for Hannah's Etsy shop~

My passion has always been and always will be to protect the collector/customer. 
Be careful out there!