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@direshrimp
I’m putting the finishing touches on my Prompto cosplay! I’m going to be debuting this at Colossalcon in less than two weeks. I’m so excited!
Prompto’s outfit is enormously detailed and I’ve been having a lot of fun with it. I’ve been documenting all my work over on my Patreon, if you want to see how I made all this stuff!
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Hey check it out! It’s a video of my costume in action!
I’ve heard some people saying “if only it blinked!” But actually, it DOES blink. (It just didn’t make it into the video.)
If you have questions, check out my costume FAQ! You can also see more photos of it here.
Please check me out on Patreon!
Bird Costume Tutorial Masterpost
Here are a collection of tutorials explaining how I made my Kenku Costume. If you have more questions please check my Kenku Costume FAQ!
Eyes and Articulated Eyelids
Clawed Gloves
Craft Foam Feathers
Wings and Tail
Bird Feet
This costume is my Dungeons and Dragons character, Rue, who is a Kenku (bird person.) The Kenku are a monster race that became playable in 5th edition.
The photos in this post were taken by D. Davalos (flickr, twitter, instagram) at PAX West 2016. Saheeli Rai cosplayer (who is touching my head) is @ladymakeupsiren.
Some photos of my kenku costume at Anthrocon 2016, taken by @adammillerstudio! Oh boy did I ever have a lot of fun! The other raven in these photos is @qawstume and the snowy owl we are mobbing is @crystumes, who made both of the blanks that we used for our masks.
If you have any questions about this costume please check out my FAQ!
Hey everybody, this weekend I’m going to
✨ ANTHROCON ✨
Since I get the impression it’s acceptable to dress up as an animal person at AC I took the opportunity to make a costume out of Rue, my D&D character, which I’ve been wanting to do for a while. If you see me, please feel free to say hi.
Hope to see you guys there!
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Rose Lalonde - direshrimp Jade Harley - squeakadeeks
costume designed/inspired by mookie000 photos - Elite Cosplay
More photos from this set HERE
Rose Lalonde - direshrimp Jade Harley - squeakadeeks
costumes designed/inspired by - mookie000 photos - Elite Cosplay
More pics from this shoot HERE
We did this photoshoot in the middle of a crazy thunderstorm! You can see our dresses are wet in places; by the end we were completely soaked. It was a lot of fun!
Talent
The following tags are in response to a dress I made recently, which was my first serious sewing project.
I know these were left as a compliment and I don’t mean to single anyone out, but I want to talk about this for a minute.
What you might be imagining when you see a post like this is that I woke up one day and decided to make this costume, and then I just made it perfectly on the first try, no problem. What you are not seeing is:
me having to look up youtube tutorials for every single thing. “How to make a ruffle” “how to sew a zipper” “what is bias tape” “why won’t this fusible interfacing work” “how to make a bustle” “how to lace a corset”
sewing a jacket into a mobius strip that can’t be turned inside-out
spending five hours troubleshooting a sewing machine to discover I inserted the bobbin the wrong way
having to go back to the fabric store a dozen times because I kept buying the wrong fabric/interfacing/tool/tape/lace
sewing machine eating my fabric again and I don’t know why
begging the fabric store ladies to help me interpret instructions on a pattern because I don’t know how to decode it
redoing the corset five times because I couldn’t get it right
a mountain of failed mockups and pattern pieces
renting a car to drive to a friend’s house for emergency sewing instruction
wasted material
about 100 hours of work over several months
crying while sewing at 4 am
angst
Chalking up a success to natural talent is a harmful idea and unfair for everyone. It dismisses the hard work that went into an achievement, and it makes you believe that you can’t accomplish that same thing unless you were magically born with some special skill. Guess what: nobody is born knowing how to sew or draw or sing or write give a speech or compose an opera. Natural talent does not exist. There is only hard work, practice, and learning. Slam dunk the concept of talent into a volcano, where it belongs.
Some details of my Rose Lalonde ball gown.
I have a confession: I don’t have much sewing experience. I am pretty good with props and accessories but so far most of my garments have been thrift store finds or have been made partly or entirely by helpful friends. I figured it was time to learn how to do this by myself so naturally I started with an outrageously complicated costume and just went for it! A friend held my hand through the corset and gloves but I drafted and sewed everything else on my own.
Blessings upon the good souls who post sewing tutorials on youtube!
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Wartortle gijinka design by Cowslip Photos by Join the Parade Photography and John C Hieber
Sakura Con 2014
A few more pictures of my Hugo costume which won first place in the 2014 Suikoden Day costume contest. Yeah! This costume has a lot of details and was a lot of work, but I'm proud of how it came out and I learned a lot in the process.
Hugo (Suikoden III) -- [x] Luc (Suikoden III) -- [x] Tir (Suikoden I) -- [x]
Photos -- [x]
That feel when you have a cool costume but absolutely no where to wear it on Halloween
I know that feel, bro
With good fortune I met some other swell dinosaurs recently!
Aeto the dromaeosaur Qaw the raven Sir Bergamot, my cardboard roommate Dolph the thasslodromeus Exdraghunt the pterorhynchus I was too excited and didn't catch the name of this particular Raptor Jesus.
I went to Burning Man for the first time this year and I wanted to make myself some kind of cool costume thing for the occasion. The mask was originally a blank by Crystumes, which I modified. Between the packing and planning I didn't have a lot of time to make this so there's still more to do later! I'm looking forward to working on it more.
You can check out some progress pictures here!
Photos by D. Davalos.
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…Then I would like to wholly recommend Anna He (SeattleCosplay on Etsy) because she is awesome.
She created the most amazing completely custom-fit Burial at Sea Elizabeth blouse for me in under four weeks, and then priority-shipped it from Seattle to New York so it arrived literally two...
This is my cosplay buddy, seattlecosplay! We make a lot of crazy stuff together!
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