Based in Guangzhou, 158 cm tall, with an undeniably pear-shaped body and on the chubbier side—meaning my photos rely heavily on heavy Photoshop, so please don't expose me in real life! I don't segregate my friends list between real life and subculture, but I do filter out my real-world daily life posts, so please pass if you dislike that. I'm eager to connect and make anime friends with cute girls and sweet peers interested in planning shoots together; photography masters looking for models are also very welcome to connect!
My primary obsession is Identity V, alongside various anime. The games I'm currently playing include Wuthering Waves, Blue Archive, and Azur Lane; on the anime side, I've been following Re:Zero − Starting Life in Another World and Frieren: Beyond Journey's End. Constrained by my figure, I tend to cosplay cute girls or characters with more concealing outfits. Finding off-the-rack clothes for a pear shape is genuinely tough, so every cosplay requires significant time spent altering garments and editing photos in post.
Even though I'm neither drop-dead gorgeous nor blessed with an ideal physique, my passion for cosplay never wavers. For every project, I stay hands-on with everything—picking characters, sourcing costumes, crafting props, and studying makeup. To honor each character, I've taught myself quite a bit about wig styling and cutting. During shoots, figuring out poses and facial management requires constant self-reflection: mastering natural light outdoors or communicating composition with photographers in studio settings are essential skills for great output.
The photos shared here cover varied styles—studio portraits, outdoor sessions, and casual snaps in restaurants or subway stations. Heavy retouching is my standard procedure; since my natural base is modest, post-processing fills the gap. I hope to team up with cute cosplayer friends to shoot together and help each other with wigs and makeup. Photography enthusiasts are equally welcome to exchange ideas on pose coaching or collaborate on creative projects. We can also swap recommendations for Guangzhou conventions and outdoor shoot locations—I'm very easygoing when it comes to planning.
My criteria for making anime friends are minimal: primarily connecting with people who click and share a genuine passion for ACG subculture. We can chat about seasonal anime, discuss games, or meet up for weekend shoots. I'm not fond of contacts who just lurk silently on friends lists; I value genuine interaction.
The ACG world is a sanctuary where I can embrace styles I'd never dare try in daily life. Despite personal physical limitations, seeing myself transform into beloved characters in the finished photos brings an irreplaceable sense of fulfillment.
My daily feed regularly updates with behind-the-scenes clips and makeup tests. If you feel we'd get along, come say hi! I hope everyone I meet finds their own slice of happiness through cosplay.