The inspiration for Lita's BJD dolls often comes from unrelated beginnings:

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My hobby started with the original Blythe doll. I made and sold clothes for the dolls, driven by a strong passion for them, despite having no prior knowledge of sewing machines. The goal was to earn money to buy the new Blythe dolls.

She eventually sold enough doll clothes to purchase multiple original Blythe dolls.
A new desire to have a custom Blythe doll as a store model for my outfit arose, but the high prices were unaffordable at the time. 

This led to the decision to learn how to customise dolls by myself.
After a while of customising Blythe dolls, luckily, customers loved them, and they sold even better than the doll clothes.

The tan and dark skin for Blythe's body isn't much of a choice in the market.
To solve this, BJD bodies were created to facilitate the ordering and production of matching skin tones for my custom Blythe dolls.

Upon completing the bodies, I wanted an Asian-faced doll that resembled me. This way, it would feel like having a representative while travelling since I wouldn't say I liked taking pictures of myself. But I love to share the photos.

When Zorina was made, many people inquired about buying her. Surprised by the demand, I decided to give it a try.

The process became enjoyable, leading to the creation of more dolls, one after another.