#Cosmaks

[mercenaryg]

And in the chaos of that party, we will bring to Life a new god. One fueled by the fervor of endless revelry.

[gemitah]

[DRAGON AGE INQUISITION] COSPLAY

Inquisitor Lavellan.

Costume made 100% made by me.

Photo by Iarein.

[glitterabomination]

Full detail shots of my completed Alfira cosplay. Everything but the boots, jeans, and wig was made from scratch, including most of the patterns.

Jeans were dyed and I designed and hand cut an applique from HTV. Wig had tresses added and a little squirrel pin I sculpted. Boots were thrifted and needed no further weathering.

This was my first handmade cosplay. My previous cosplays had altered items or accessories made by hand, but nothing to this extent. It was also my first major sewing project.

[fredawashere]

My wukong cosplay final produc this was a 3 or more months product so I hope you guys like it.

I am going to post better photos at my ig any time soon....

[blurratic]

starting my tumblr blog off w some cosplay stuff because i miss conventions :3

[pics by @photostegi on insta!]

throwback to when i cosplayed my favorite cat girl! making that chestplate will forever be one of my favorite foam armor projects :3

[alagboriel]

🧝🏻‍♀️🪻 O estilo de luta de Thranduil - parte II🪻🧝🏻‍♀️

Aqui a última parte dos bastidores sobre o estilo de luta de Thranduil ( mover-se bem próximo do oponente, com ataques circulares, tal qual um toreador e, mesmo quando faz a defesa, é em forma de ataque - considerando os 1,96 do Lee Pace o Thranduil se torna realmente intimidador).

E no final um pequeno blooper que eu adoro 😂

🧝🏻‍♀️🪻📜🪻🧝🏻‍♀️

Hantanyel tulesselyanen! 🪻🧝🏻‍♀️⚔️

🍃

#Elvencore #Elf #Elfos #Undomeion #Alagboriel #RPG #photograph #Art #crafting #thehobbit #thranduil #leepace #bts #behindthescenes #mirkwood #gamer #Larp #Cosmaker #Cosplay #Cosplayer

[venus-nebulous]

🧠𝙐𝙥 𝙛𝙤𝙧 𝙖 𝙜𝙖𝙢𝙚 𝙤𝙛 𝙙𝙤𝙙𝙜𝙚𝙗𝙖𝙡𝙡?🧠

I recently made a Ghoulia Yelps cosplay and I am so over the moon with how it turned out, I wouldn’t change a thing 😭🩵

Ghoulia has become one of my fave monster high ghouls over the past year and I’m so happy I decided to make this

Photos by Kevin Q Gray 🩵

[pidgeeepombo]

Paladin armor

Is working😭😭😭😭💞💞🙏🙏🙏🙏 Thank you very much people from tumblr and voltron fandom on youtube from 5 years ago☆☆

[83n-dr0wn3d]

i made Johnny's shirt!

@/seeker_of_glowing_light is my tiktok

[yomecos]

Hi there, here you have a new photo of Aerith.

This costume was a challenge because the jacket and the wig (that weights 900 gr) were, well, a little time consuming. Again all is handmade, I even painted the flowers :3

So I hope you like it :D

[lovely-hikari-cosplay]

💜🐺🌙 Freaky, Fierce, and Fabulous!🌙🐺💜

•

2 months overdue, but I finally finished my Clawdeen cosplay project!

Every year since about 2018, I go to Spirit Halloween and try to find something that I can use to test my costuming/makeup skills and create a stage/contest worthy costume or makeup

Last year, I wanted to fix up their new Monster High costumes and chose Clawdeen as she was the most derivative of the box art. I got most of the alterations done in August, but then got extremely busy with school which took up a lot of time and mental energy.

I also just recently picked up shoemaking, and spent a LONG time making and remaking patterns as I DESPISED that they made Clawdeen’s boots legs warmers instead of shoe covers (and I figured a shoe without a toe puff or heel counter would be a good place to start)

Anyway, despite these hang ups, I decided not to give up on this and knew I could knock it out during winter break, and she’s finally here! 💜

[gemitah]

My Hawke cosplay 2015 - 2024

I can't believe that I first cosplayed Hawke almost 10 years ago, and that I can see how my skills have improved -- so much that I'm going to Vienna next month to compete in an international competition thanks to this costume! <3

[castrian-cosplays]

Labrador’s Body Suit

How I made it part 1!

Hello my name is Cass. I am a cosplayer of 11 years and a Cosmaker of just over two. So take my sewing explanations with a grain of salt I only have a vague idea of what I’m doing. But here is the costume I made! With the original reference sheet.

So how did I start? Well first I got a bunch of sheets from a thrift store so I could make as many mock ups(test runs but for costumes) as I needed.

So with sheets in hand I broke down the pieces of the costume. When I started on a piece I always outline where the visable seams are. From there I figure out a few things:

1) am i going to need structure? (Boning, a corset, adding another seam etc)

2) what types of fabric would they have available to them? What fits the character while keeping true to the design?

3) Am I going to face any sensory issues? How can I add accommodations to the cosplay for that?

4) How will I get it on and off?

Things like this are important when making a costume. Sometimes I get head first into a costume and forget to sew in buttons or a zipper because I get so focused on making it accurate than wearable. So here are the answers to this questions:

1) Yes, two boning channels along the front seams to help add support. Due to the weight of the fabric I’ll need at least medium weight faux whalebone. (I had some in my stash)

2) at least 3 different fabrics. Two different shades of black and a black fur. I knew I wanted a Wool for the chest and sleeve part of the pattern(fabric pictures below). I found brocade for a steal and just bought the whole bolt.

3) yes! Brocade and wool are both itchy which means I MUST install a lining out of a fabric i can handle. (Twill is my go to, it looks nice and feels okay). Fur is tbd on overstimulation.

4) B E E E G zipper (22in zipper to be exact with fasteners for the collar)

Starting the Pattern

So starting my pattern I always trace out the seam lines and see what problems will arise when I begin the pattern. I knew the pattern was going to look incredibly weird. With the seamless back design, the personal desire of adding pockets, the seam somehow overlapping at the top(normally seen on the hems of men’s jackets. It’s not apparent in the photos but in the animation it is), the back situation? With the corset back and thread that disappears?

I knew the draping method was going to be my best friend so I grabbed my bed sheets, heat erase marker, and washi tape and got to work. I marked out my pattern on my dress form and draped the pattern over it.

The biggest questions looming over me were starting to get overwhelming but here’s how I did it.

Problem: Making the corset back look neat

Solution: Adding enough room and fabric allowance to flip the fabric over and allow my eyelets to go through a double layer of my brocade fabric(a heavy structured fabric). Allowed for the seamless connection to the bodice piece of the bodysuit.

Problem: Seamless back panels

Solution: Sewing the lining fabric to JUST the tail coat portion of the pattern and sewing the back of the pants to the lining and NOT the actual brocade

Luckily I have experience in men’s tailoring so the funky top hems were not a problem. I just had to remember to account for the extra big seams I was going to have for my boning channels.

Part 2(coming soon)

[robscosplay]

[antihexa-cos]

Finished Scorpion hood! Patterning and making this was, I believe, the closest thing to hell I’ve ever experienced. Anyways! Enjoy

[alagboriel]

🧝🏻‍♀️🪻 A espada de Thranduil - parte 2🪻🧝🏻‍♀️

É bem interessante olhar a postura de quem porta uma espada. Na época que eu fazia kendo, era toda uma técnica em que o sensei costumava nos lembrar que nossa postura deveria lembrar um galo de briga (concordo parcialmente, porque a imagem do galo pra mim é um pouco mais agressiva que a de um gato, por exemplo, e eu acredito que o movimento dos samurais se assemelha mais a um gato - pela minha observação de outros atletas e os senseis que conheci em Sao Paulo). Aí na construção coreográfica do Thranduil eles foram buscar em outras fontes, tornando mais a empunhadura numa extensão da personalidade do personagem do que propriamente em uma técnica específica.

A produção de objetos de cena da Weta era uma baita oficina, tanto que o Lee Pace (@ leeepfrog on Instagram ) se empolgou e meteu a mão na massa nos intervalos. Rápido, alguém traz a carteirinha de cosmaker do rapaz!

Te entendo Lee, te entendo...

Me lembro da primeira vez que pisei na maquetaria da Unama, durante curso de arquitetura. A facilidade de fazer os props para meus cosplays naquela época era enorme (ê saudades da lixa de rolo), mas não se pode ter tudo e o que eu não tinha era tempo para fazer os cosplays! 🤷🏻‍♀️ Então foi basicamente uma oportunidade (parcialmente) perdida. Eu tive pelo menos a oportunidade de criar algumas miniaturas em escala 1/6.

Mas agora olhando o desenho vazado eu não tenho muita certeza se as ferramentas disponíveis lá seriam o ideal. Tem o dremel, aqui em casa... certamente vai rolar um LeVlog com toda a construção desse cosplay, acho que merece (até porque só no planejamento já está parecendo complicado 😂).

🧝🏻‍♀️🪻📜🪻🧝🏻‍♀️

Hantanyel tulesselyanen! 🪻🧝🏻‍♀️⚔️

🍃

#Elvencore #Elf #Elfos #Undomeion #Alagboriel #RPG #photograph #Art #crafting #thehobbit #thranduil #leepace #bts #behindthescenes #mirkwood #gamer #Larp #Cosmaker #Cosplay #Cosplayer