Case studies / Video games
Sekiro · Character commission
Sekiro — Shadows Die Twice.
The Wolf from Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice, custom-sculpted and painted by Luminary Studios as a statue about 30 inches tall, roughly 1/3 scale. He steps down from a tiled temple roof with his katana drawn and his Shinobi Prosthetic ready.

The brief.
The commission captures the Wolf mid-stride, dropping from a temple roof with the onigawara demon tile under his foot. The pose carries the game's balance of stealth and aggression: katana low in one hand, the prosthetic arm open in the other.
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The finished piece.
5 photographs · select any image to open the full-size view.
Finish & process.
The painting is about wear. The haori shifts from rust red to a dusty brown, the wrappings on his arms and legs carry grime in the folds, and the scarf is dry-brushed so its texture reads from across the room. The prosthetic arm is finished as worn metal with darker recesses, and the roof tiles stay a quiet charcoal so the figure stands out.
Collector notes.
Game characters often have several outfits and weapons. Tell us the version you want, and we can work out the pose, base and display space together before Charles prepares a private quote.
Your collection, your idea
What would you like made?
Start with your name, email and a short idea. Charles will reply personally to discuss the possibilities and a private quote — see how a custom figure commission works from brief to delivery. References and dimensions can follow. Worldwide insured shipping is available.



