The Artist


A creative mother launched the aesthetic path of Pontiac, Michigan born Jacqueline Cole . The 10th of twelve children, Cole watched and assisted her mother in creating beautifully designed fashion for people in the community. Cole picked up the designing baton and moved to Long Beach California to study merchandising at Brooks Fashion College. She moved to Atlanta, Georgia and completed her studies at the American Inter Continental University, graduating Summa Cum Laude in Fashion Designs.

Cole’s experience and knowledge came together when she created her first art doll under the title “Mama’s Hands”. Cole is known for her creation of spirit filled sculptures with powerful expressions of African American life styles past & present.

Cole has recently added one of a kind newborns, toddlers, and fashion dolls to her array of doll art. Coles newborns, toddlers, and fashion dolls are sculpted from super polymer clay. The newborns are so realistic they look just like real babies. From their shiny hair, and eyelashes to the tiny nails on their chubby hands. Every sculpted part is utterly life like and smooth. They have soft bodies that are perfectly weighted, measured, and recorded on their birth certificates.


Cole’s fashion dolls are designed and draped with some of the most beautiful fabrics. Their hair is designed in soft kinky hair styles. All of Cole’s fashion doll faces are elegantly sculpted with African American facial features