Rhonda Lise has always loved art, and admired dolls. After attending a porcelain doll making class in 1992, she fell in love with the idea of making her own dolls. She bought her own kiln, some reproduction doll molds and began her journey.

Many ideas for dolls started to appear around her, so she decided to try her hand at sculpting. It did not take long to find out that this was where her true passion was. She created dolls from children and adults that she encountered. Also portrait dolls that are commissioned ranging in size from 5" to 45".

She entered her dolls in competition and started winning many awards. She began to be contacted by clients, from the United States as well as England, to sculpt many types of pieces. Her type of work extended to cookie jars of many styles such as cars, portrait dogs, and many others.  Other types of sculptures include ornaments and fairies. 

She loves being able to provide to her clients the joy of having their ideas come to life. She does all of her own work, from creating the piece, to designing and making all of the clothing that her dolls wear. Good quality work is one of her highest priorities.