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Latest stop on the "Elsa explores the modern world" series: a classic American fairground at dusk. Cotton candy, string lights, carousel horses — that nostalgic, slightly chaotic magic only a fair at night can give you.

Sharing a couple of moments from this one, including two takes on the same carousel shot since I couldn't decide between them.

I know, it's not my best work. But unfortunately, I had problems with the model, and it didn't always maintain the consistency of the other sets. I hope you enjoy it anyway. 🫶

Next stop on the "Elsa explores the modern world" series: New York.

A rooftop bar at dusk — string lights, skyline view, cocktail in hand, that quiet "taking it all in" moment after a long day of sightseeing.

Sharing a few variations of this one since I couldn't pick just one — same scene, slightly different takes.

More cities coming up on the list — thinking somewhere in Europe or Asia next, still deciding. Let me know if you have suggestions (and which variant you like best).

I recently found this card and I have to say it's one of the most beautiful Enchanted cards ever made. Belle with this mystical witch veil has always fascinated me.

What do you think?

She's always been an early riser. Before the harbor wakes, before the first boats leave the dock, before anyone looks up — she's already here. Watching the sun come up over the fjord like it's something she's allowed to do now.

Adult Elsa series, artbook chapter.

Hello community!

I recently tracked down the Panini Frozen II: The Crystal Sticker Collection album, and I couldn't resist getting a whole sealed display box of packs to go with it.

I'm really looking forward to opening them and seeing how close I can get to completing the album. As a Frozen collector, finding things like this years later is one of my favorite parts of the hobby.

Hi everyone. I have a question. As you can see (unfortunately) I don't have Arc Suit Steven & Metagross, so I'm wondering which Support would be best for getting through the higher floors (20+). Unfortunately the rooster isn't very large, you know.

Continuing the "Elsa travels the modern world" series — because no trip in Japan is complete without the obligatory selfie in front of Tokyo Tower.

Wanted this one to feel like an actual phone photo rather than a posed shot — candid smile, slightly awkward arm angle, real "tourist moment" energy.

Other character's up next in the series, along with a few more cities.

Curious which pose you all like better between this one and the "looking around" shot from part 1.

Inizio una piccola serie in cui Elsa viaggia davvero nel mondo moderno: città diverse, monumenti reali, abiti di tutti i giorni, insomma... vive la vita da turista nel 2026.

Prima tappa: Giappone. La stagione della fioritura dei ciliegi, la Tokyo Tower sullo sfondo, quella classica sensazione di "hai visto?!" che si prova camminando per una nuova città per la prima volta.

Un'atmosfera diversa dai miei soliti lavori in stile artbook vintage: più informale, più spontanea che da illustrazione dipinta, ma mi sono divertita molto a sviluppare questo concept e volevo condividere la sua evoluzione. Altre città (e altri personaggi) in arrivo presto.

Hi, it's me again, the Elsa and Frozen collector. I wanted to show the community the best day of my life. My latest addition, I can't believe it.

She used to watch the harbor from behind the window. Tonight she's sitting on the edge of it, feet over the water, lanterns reflected in the fjord below. No fear. Just the night, and the light, and the quiet.

Elsa has grown up in this illustration, and my future projects have grown along with her. But you will see a new style in a new series. Stay tuned.

Some things just fit a person perfectly — even when no one is watching.

Other version of the last piece of a small series of artbook-inspired moments from behind closed doors — quiet scenes the films never showed, but that always felt like they could have been there.

Made with Gpt Image 2.

If Arendelle existed in our world, Elsa would obviously be rooting for the actual Norwegian national team at the World Cup. Home jersey, finger heart, fully committed fan mode.

Also — can we talk about how good that jersey looks on her? The navy cross against her coloring is honestly a better fit than half her canon outfits.

Not my usual vintage artbook style, I know — this one was a fun "what if" easter egg to celebrate two worlds I love.

I recently found the Frozen II: The Secret of Arendelle manga, which I honestly didn't even know existed until a few weeks ago. I also picked up the Frozen novel's book, and after way too long I finally got the Frozen II soundtrack CD.

Better late than never, I guess. 😄

Really happy with these finds, especially since I'm always looking for Frozen merch I don't already own.

Thought I'd share them with fellow fans! 🫶

Some things just fit a person perfectly — even when no one is watching.

The last piece of a small series of artbook-inspired moments from behind closed doors — quiet scenes the films never showed, but that always felt like they could have been there.

But a new chapter is coming.. 🏰✨

I find this card one of the most underrated. But among the many Frozen-themed ones, I find it one of the most beautiful.

Some maps are made to be explored. Others are just really, really confusing.

Another piece from my little Frozen artbook-inspired series. I always try to focus on character expression and storytelling rather than action scenes.

Hope you like it!

A summer festival in Arendelle.

Different/alternative results of a small collection of artbook-inspired Frozen scenes I've been working on. I always hope each piece can capture a little moment, a little feeling, or a small untold story.

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A summer festival in Arendelle.

I like to imagine Elsa occasionally pausing whatever she was doing just to watch the fireworks from her bedroom window. One of those small moments nobody ever gets to see.

Another part of a small collection of artbook-inspired Frozen scenes I've been working on. I always hope each piece can capture a little moment, a little feeling, or a small untold story.