☀️ Arselia and Akonia

And here it comes.

-- Good afternoon... -- she looked at the exhibition, assessing it with the experienced eye of a craftswoman (who, admittedly, is unlikely to ever make such small statues). -- I like the work; let me give my assessment:

Sonata Reim 10
An elegant summer image of the very lady who became famous, the one who will find admirers everywhere. Perhaps, if it weren't a unique piece, it would quickly disappear from the shelves... The swimsuit design looks light and pleasant.

Empress Narya es Diesra Arual 10 (but this is a special, unparalleled ten, due to its unique qualities)
A classic image of Her Majesty Narya, as remarkable as all the others. The comment about it disappearing from the shelves is equally relevant. Among the additional details, the fur is very beautiful, and the glass of wine looks almost real.

Kyoko's Whiskers, the supposed founder of the Ikigai doctrine 8
The kimono looks good, but the inserts of semi-transparent material seem a bit unnatural. Which, in general, contradicts the main idea of naturalness, if I understand it correctly? I don't claim to be right, but from an aesthetic point of view, it would be better if she had a wooden figurine.

Kreya from "The Whispers" 8
I like the sense of humor in this composition, as well as the summer mood, which is so unusual on the eve of winter. The model itself is somewhat overshadowed by some of the others, unfortunately.

Dia from XXX 10
What an inspiring battle image, with a sword and some small howitzers (where did they even come from?). The doll is quite cute; the contrast immediately brings to mind the story of Empress Kermaria. And the atmosphere around... it's ominous. How is that possible near the figurine? Amazing. A very solid ten.

Tavava from XXX 9
Also quite beautiful and warlike, but without a sword (only with guns), it's no longer a ten... To be fair, Tavava's dress is better than Dia's.

Mircona from XXX 8
Cute, the clothes are of very good quality, but something is missing.

Ladia Yalik from XXX 9
Why is she lifting her hem? Is this some kind of subtle cultural gesture? In general, the fur, the furniture, the cotton swab in her hand, the golden carp -- it's a delicate and high-quality work, only slightly inferior to the maximum scores.