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If the weather is nice you might be lucky to spot Holo around the (fictional) farming village of Palsoe, like I did not long ago. Holo is a deity of harvest and… she’s usually not stark naked but it kinda helps not to scare humans when interacting with them. Her usual form is that of a giant wolf, which you can imagine is rather terrifying. She keeps her tail and ears in her human form (though it kinda makes it troublesome at times). While she was kind enough to pose for me I seem to have mostly gotten shots from her front, but I hope you enjoy the photos anyway!

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It’s been years since my last convention. Well, technically it’s been a week by the time I post this since I was invited by some friends to come hang out during Sakura-con 2018 in Seattle, WA, USA. Yes, the trip was long (Since I live in Sweden) but it was worth it as I had a blast during my visit. Compared to the previous convention I was at (Otakon 2014) I was mostly busy doing planned cosplay photoshoots all Friday and Saturday with Balance so not so many photos as that time. I did have time to catch a few random hallway cosplay shots and general atmosphere of Sakura-con though. Please enjoy!

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Time for a yet another idol figure! I’m actually not much of an idol fan, but there is something about the designs of idols in anime/manga, or in this case, voice generating software that still makes their figures rather attractive. Here we have Luka Megurine (made by Stronger) sitting on a cherry blossom tree while wearing a gorgeous kimono.

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The sun is shining, it’s hot and barely any wind; What to do? Go to the beach, of course!

I brought two figures new to my collection for a trip to the nearest beach and it felt good to be back to shooting figure photos again. First my favorite lens broke and secondly I’ve been busy moving till now, so it’s been about three months without doing any figure photos. Doesn’t mean I didn’t get any new figures though. I stumbled upon a figure of Nanao Yuriko by Phat Company one day on the internet and I just knew I had to get this one. She’s gorgeous, beautiful and cool, all at once. I’ve also recruited Kirino Kousaka to my collection. Let’s see what these two girls can do at the beach!

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From the other side of the portal in the anime series Gate comes Rory “The Reaper” Mercury, a demi-goddess, an apostle of Emroy, the god of war, violence and death. But despite the rather terrible sounding job description Rory is very friendly and adventurous, though not if you happen to be a bad guy.

I figured a rocky setting, with a red sky to match her dress, would suit this figure best as it’s one of the settings used in the series.

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After posting the last rather violent photos with Sinon, it reminded me of another older photoshoot I did with a few 3D photos as well. Here is a more peaceful scene with another fighter, Suzuhime from the game Samurai Shodown Sen. I admit I haven’t really played or looked at this game anything before I bought this figure; I simply thought she was too beautiful to pass up on. So to suit the figure I tried making an equally beautiful japanese garden diorama with a sunset sky.

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To be a successful sniper you have to be cool and calm, though, Sinon is anything but in these photos.

The new Sinon figma is both fun to play around with and gorgeous, so as you might notice I also took the time to make some new 3D photos with her. Enjoy!

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Two years ago from now there was spring. Two years ago I also got a cute kitten (though she really isn’t one) to my collection; Sasami Sasasegawa (figure by Alter). The sun was back then shining and the flowers were blooming, so I took her out into the wild for some photos.

Two more shots included this time that I didn’t release the first time on G+ two years ago. Also completely redone the processing. Enjoy~!

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