Kimsicle

League and Turtles I guess

[stanleylt]

When Ekko gets carried by Jayce.

[kimsicle99k]

Hey I know that bunny! And he was actually cosplaying as Taric just so you know :)

[aurelinsol]

“Every lesson is a gift.”

Freljord Taliyah

[fatandbougie]

this man made his own version of the lion king with his new born. and is…. is that…. coconut oil he rubbed on her forehead. I’m done!!!

[lionmighty-deactivated20171224]

Yoooo. I love this.

[2002hondacivicwithac]

[thugilly]

Fuck me up, Tyler.

[heckifiknowcomics]

workin’ in retail be like

[quequinoxart]

“The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse Unicorns” - War, Death, Famine, and Pestilence. 

Each sculpture is made from polymer clay over wire and foil and painted in acrylics. They are for sale on etsy! https://www.etsy.com/listing/289025025/four-horsemen-of-the-apocalypse-unicorns

[kimsicle99k]

Feel like you would like this @derangedspazz

[devidementia]

League Skin Spotlights    ↳Iron Inquisitor Kayle

[asktheexemplarofdemacia]

Fear the Inquisition

[rabbit-hell]

[flanelltees]

#YES!!!!!!!!!#YESBnn FUCK!!! YEaH!!! WHOOOOOO

[a-minion-has-been-slain]

Lucian statue made by Riot for PAX East

[ynnesidyad]

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forest spirits

[botanize]

So pretty

[cowbuttcrunchies]

Do You guys have any advice of fabric dying / painting? I know you've mentioned using an airbrush to do it , how do you use an airbrush for it and what kind of paint

Airbrushes for cosplay are awesome!! 

Stovepot dyeing is still best for tinting an entire piece of fabric, but for any kind of gradient:

Weathering:

Or small color change, an airbrush is a really easy, quick way to do that.  For dye brands we like to use this stuff:

Jacquard Dye-Na-Flow Specialty Paint

Acrylic paint will not move through your airbrush well (or at all) unless you seriously dilute it, at which point you may as well just use dye!  These guys are $2-$4, and a great investment is buying the big set of lots of colors for even cheaper.  We like to mix a ratio of about 1:2 parts dye/water, or more dye if you need something more opaque or darker.

For really opaque projects you can also use inks like FW Ink, either diluted or straight from the bottle.  I would not use this on fabric without diluting or washing it out later, as you’ll probably end up with some stiffening.  You can expect these kinds of colors with FW Ink airbrushing:

Technique-wise, light, even coats are generally the way to go.  Similar to using spray paint, make sure you’re far enough away from your project to get an even spray. 

Bonus tips:

Don’t try to get every single last drop out of the bottle, just don’t you will regret it.  Your airbrush may start to splatter once air begins to get up the pipe, and your careful, even shading will be ruined.

Hang your project vertical to avoid any drippage.  Our airbrush also seems to work more consistently when it’s not angled toward the ground.

[wolfeyes555]

Just saying, seems like a missed opportunity. 

[noctivagantdust]

[eglads]

can’t stop drawing rude foxes

stickers and shirts on [redbubble]

[cynthiathemooncat-deactivated20]

So mean but so cute! 💜

[roysyesterdayjam]

I want an entire tattoo sleeve of rude foxes.

[yourfantasyincosplay]

@gloha it you

[league-of-legends-sexy-girls]

https://www.artstation.com/artist/liluuu

[sweetoothgirl]

BLACK VELVET NEBULA CAKE

[damnedjade]

[kimsicle99k]

Freelance Photographer

Just wanted to share and promote my photography page. I’m trying to start up a side job for myself. Cosplay, personal, or event photos. Feel free to message me for a booking. Price page to come soon.