Missing you ~ Coco + Sax

I hate this cloudy/autumn-ish weather so much! It has already been two weeks with the sky completely clouded and dark! I wanted to take the photos for the first meet between Merry and Cookie, but I didn't want grainy photos again =S 

Because of that, I made a huge setup with my indoor lights and homemade reflective panels, and  decided to take some photos of Coco sporting her bday present from my mom's, and her sax. Since she is bigger than the tinies, I supposed it would be easier. Two photos from the set are for the challenges of Resin-Aperture and BJD-Sparks on Deviantart.

The main idea behind this photos was that Coco had been really busy with work and modeling, and one day, after coming home, she found time to play sax and realized how much she has missed it.

That first photo is for Resin-Aperture May's Challenge of "Emotive Body Portraiture". I did my best, trying not to show her face, and to show some emotion... for those who play an instrument (I do, I play flute) you know that playing is really emotive sometimes :)

Here is an outtake of that shot:

Then, I tried to take the spark-based one for BJD-Sparks. I was either aiming for "Whim" or "Effulgent", referencing either Coco playing is unplanned, or the sax is really shiny. The first ones were some closeups:

Then I got the idea! One of the scores is Rihanna's "Take a Bow", because Coco is secretly a fan of Rihanna, and I love her songs too! I tried to get the focus on the score title, but I don't think I got it quite right.

I'm torn between those two for "Whim" spark. Any ideas of which one I should submit?

In case you are interested, the sax is from the collection of Miniature Musical Instruments made by Salvat. My mom got it for me on 2013 -I believe-. It is the only one I have, sadly, since they were expensive, and I don't know if I can find more. Plus, they were mostly SD-sized.

Talking about the sax, I know is not in perfect proportion, not her hands are well positioned. It is an alto saxophone, but to her it has the proportion of a tenor saxophone. And the grabby hands are too closed to hold the thing anyways, so I decided to use the regular ones. She is holding the sax alone with no help, so cheers to the hot glue! :D