This set features Manaka Sajyou cosplay from Fate/Prototype: Fragments of Blue and Silver, shot a few years ago. It has been stored on my hard drive all this time, and sorting it out recently serves as an archive for that period of time I invested in.
The character's omnipotent trait determined that the tone of the shoot leans toward being cold and clear. We used a large amount of translucent film and white cotton to simulate a misty feeling, and specially hand-painted the character's black tattoos to ensure everything was seamless. The silver-white short hair wig and blue contact lenses form a sharp contrast, paired with overexposed highlights to emphasize the aloof aura. The prop sword is very heavy, but the metallic relief forms a nice contrast in texture with the white lace and pearl decorations on the dress, making the visual effect quite orderly. The pattern of the skirt hem was adjusted so that it can spread out naturally when sitting on the ground without looking cramped.
The scene used blue tape as a base, combined with reflections, plaster statues, and picture frame compositions to give the space more layers. I didn't intentionally smile during the shoot, mainly fitting the character's introverted personality through a vacant gaze and a slight profile angle. Although these are photos from a few years ago, looking at the accuracy of the Cool-toned makeup and styling along with the movements and expressions, I am quite satisfied with the level of completion at that time.