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Scyantific posted:This is really cool. Nice job! Guardians cosplay has also made old ones really hard to find. A lot of my cosplay friends have been 3D printing them or doing sculpts with decals and whatnot because normal Walkmans (walkmen? hmm) are in demand. I'm working on Sorceress Edea from FF8 right now so I'm all about Pixiekitty's Edea and  
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McPantserton posted:Guardians cosplay has also made old ones really hard to find. A lot of my cosplay friends have been 3D printing them or doing sculpts with decals and whatnot because normal Walkmans (walkmen? hmm) are in demand. One movie can't have made that much of a differen   I guess it doesn't help that they used the oldest and thus probably rarest model.
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Wow, Guardians did for Sony what E.T. did for Reeses. Didn't expect that.
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I, uh, well...uh... ok then... My mistake 
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    Doctor Octopus Cosplay by Bullout Photography by Bryan Humphrey What a cute kid. 
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Kids cosplaying in well made costumes is always soooo much cooler to me than adults doing it. Adult cosplay is cool, but man, I wish my parents had made me such awesome outfits instead of just wrapping me in toilet paper and calling me a mummy.
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No shots of her invisible, 4/10.
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Leper Residue posted:No shots of her invisible, 4/10. Found one: 
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McPantserton posted:I'm working on Sorceress Edea from FF8 right now If you don't mind sharing trade secrets, how are you handling the weird curtain assembly she wears on her back? I guess, to be more specific, what are you making it out of? I've seen a few friends over the years put together Edea costumes, and they were all grumpy about the backpiece thing. One gal, who is very handy with ornate carpentry, actually made hers out of balsa. Wish I still had photos of it, because it was pretty amazing. It also had the benefit of not weighing a darn thing, but it sadly met its demise when she stumbled getting into an elevator 
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GOTTA STAY FAI posted:If you don't mind sharing trade secrets, how are you handling the weird curtain assembly she wears on her back? So what I'm doing for mine is making the struts out of hollow aluminum rod for the straight parts, then I'm doing the top finials out of a thermoplastic called Worbla. It's very light, pretty durable, and when you heat it you can mold it like clay so I'm basically making plastic 'snakes' out of my huge bag of scrap pieces and shaping them. I did a vector design of the whole thing and printed it off to scale to help all the sculpting so I just do the plastic right on a piece of paper. The connecting circular thingers between the 7 straight struts will probably also be worbla. I'll coat the worbla parts in wood glue so the texture difference to the aluminum is less obvious. Then the whole thing will all mount into a half-circle wood plate that will mount to my back with backpack straps and an underbust strap, this part will also have a piece that extends down my spine to stabilize the whole rig. I've only built one so far and I want to do just a bit more refining of the shape and blending between the aluminum and the worbla but here it is so far!  e. I just laughed out loud about my 'trade secrets,' it's more the case that I won't shut up about my build plans 
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McPantserton posted:So what I'm doing for mine is making the struts out of hollow aluminum rod for the straight parts, then I'm doing the top finials out of a thermoplastic called Worbla. It's very light, pretty durable, and when you heat it you can mold it like clay so I'm basically making plastic 'snakes' out of my huge bag of scrap pieces and shaping them. I did a vector design of the whole thing and printed it off to scale to help all the sculpting so I just do the plastic right on a piece of paper. The connecting circular thingers between the 7 straight struts will probably also be worbla. I'll coat the worbla parts in wood glue so the texture difference to the aluminum is less obvious. Then the whole thing will all mount into a half-circle wood plate that will mount to my back with backpack straps and an underbust strap, this part will also have a piece that extends down my spine to stabilize the whole rig. Cosplay is serious business. You never know who is going to show up looking like the character that you are trying to copy.
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Leper Residue posted:Kids cosplaying in well made costumes is always soooo much cooler to me than adults doing it. Adult cosplay is cool, but man, I wish my parents had made me such awesome outfits instead of just wrapping me in toilet paper and calling me a mummy. This BttF stuff was pretty neat back in 2012. https://www.flickr.com/photos/goines/sets/72157631852860788/
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Anyone who says girls can't be ghostbusters needs to go drill a hole in their head.
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Boomerjinks posted:Anyone who says girls can't be ghostbusters needs to go drill a hole in their head. Is that one of the Extreme Ghostbusters?
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Yashuntafun posted:Self posting my Chief Chocowacker/Chocoporter from FFXIV cosplay that I made for AWA last weekend: Holy poo poo, all of the awesome cosplayers I follow are Goons! How can you all be so good at making things?
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Erebus posted:One movie can't have made that much of a differen So I've been on a long-term project going through a couple of storage rooms, and throwing out 90% of everything in there as they haven't been unpacked in 2 or more moves (i.e. decades). Guess what I threw out last week? 
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Boomerjinks posted:Anyone who says girls can't be ghostbusters needs to go drill a hole in their head. Who says this? I've never heard this.
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Run run at any speed you're able because the gingerbread man is easier to catch than you may have been led to believe from the fable, or something, whatever. Spaceman Future! has a new favorite as of 07:35 on Oct 7, 2014 |
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It's kind of telling that he decided to wear a sign to minimise human interaction rather than enjoy explaining his poo poo pun to anyone.
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Yeah gently caress that kid for his low effort costume that he is wearing inside a high school cafeteria for a non-event.
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Short gallery from Russia's first Comic-Con. http://imgur.com/gallery/ujb0y
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poo poo, that Vader is rad as hell. What's the specific reference for the orange coloring? Concept art?
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feedmyleg posted:poo poo, that Vader is rad as hell. What's the specific reference for the orange coloring? Concept art? http://imgur.com/gallery/ujb0y/comment/294207075
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 Adios, amigos!
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The best Metal Gear cosplay is definitely the Platinum Metal Gear cosplay.
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The amazing attention to detail on the T-34 cosplay. Didn't think dressing up as a ww2 tank could be done so right.
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I hear some people don't like BL cosplay that goes for the full aesthetic with the drawn outlines and stuff, but how can you dislike a job like this. I'm kind of in awe.    Source of the pictures, i'm dumb and miss fairly obvious things like "the pictures were taken of this tumblrite not by them, also they're clearly a lady if you look at their other work" Tollymain has a new favorite as of 04:45 on Oct 9, 2014 |
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What none of you guys went to the comic con? Then you guys missed out on a bunch of neat costumes          
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That Nonon is more adventurous than I'd ever care to be at a con. It doesn't look like she's got a sheer body stocking or anything. Nudist Beach indeed.
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Phuzzy posted:
It's probably nipple pasties and double sided tape/glue, which probably is the least comfortable thing at the end of the day. I also loled super hard at her ammo pouches because they are the standard Ultra Pro Deck Box people use for Magic cards.
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I went to comic yesterday, I plan to upload a few pictures of some pretty excellent cosplay tomorrow.
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Perfect costume for her, the face is remarkably similar.
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Jet Ready Go posted:What none of you guys went to the comic con? His head looks super tiny.
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RareAcumen posted:His head looks super tiny. I know that dude, his head is super tiny. He's freaky tall as well.
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Add to gallery > "Cosplay photos to be very careful about shooting in public"
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