#cosplay edits

[fragile-chevalier-cosplay]

Another Curly cosplay photo edit

This one is the hardest to color correct

The color correct make my face looks gray so i mask and seperate the face “layer” to fix the saturation and brightness so it looks more vibrant

[shionu27buildbook]

Before and After, Cosplay Editing Tips. (Klee)

Since people seemed to have found my Dawn editing tips useful. I wanted to make another post sharing more tips! This was all edited once again on my phone so there is a bit of lack of quality imo, but the results made me happy enough to pos them.

This was all edited using the Meitu application.

Editing Steps

🍀 Remove acne and any bigger blemishes, I also used the "firm" tool to remove my smile lines and under bag lines.

🍀 Next I used the "acne" tool again to remove my ear piecing, and to start to remove the hard line of my nature ear.

🍀 Then I used (very little) the "smooth" tool to blend in my ear colour to the fake one's. Finally I used the "slim" tool to reshape the shadows on the ear. The key is to zoom in super close and used the "restore" any time the lines start to bend.

🍀 I used the "skin" tool on "cream" to even out my skin. I upped the concealer level a tiny bit more, because my skin is very uneven.

🍀 My face looked pale so I added blush, using the "makeup" tool. (I used the "first love" filter)

🍀 I did not like how my jawline looked, just due to the angle of the photo. So I used the "contour" tool; then very faintly using a neutral brown, I added a tiny bit of shadowing to my neck and jawline.

🍀 Finally, I thought the hat on my head looked a bit small, so I used the "slim" tool again to make the edges slightly bigger. This was easier todo because the photos background is blurry. Always keep in mind the edges and straight line details that might be in photos. If they end up getting bent then it could make the image look weird.

I wrote this in my last post, but I'm also going to write it again here... Most cosplayers edit their photos. To me it's part of the hobby and creative process. Cosplay for me is a stress reliver, fun, and a confidence booster. I edit my skin because my 15+ years of skin issues make me fill insecure. So having the opportunity to edit beautiful photos and have my skin look the way I want it to, is just a step in the creative process for me.

Many cosplayers edit their photos to add extra colour, fix imperfections, or even add more fantasy elements. This shouldn't be judged or criticized, in my opinion. The limits are endless!

I post these tips to help beginners cosplays, because when I first started out there was no tips for cosplay edits specifically. Hints to way I really only share my phone only edits. Because most people have access to a phone, and can step up their photos with some simple edits! 💪😊

[trawlhisface-blog]

Dropping Wednesday Addams art this Wednesday.

This fan art of@kayyybear cosplaying as Wednesday Addams.

[shmoots-universe]

So my best friend invited me to celebrate Purim with them, and I decided I'd wear Alice out since it's been forever.

Round one of edits btw...I took a lot of photos.

Fandom: Alice the Madness Returns

Character: Alice Liddel

Cosplayer: @ Maya_tay

^(come say hi !! ) ^

[gspaesthetics]

Some actually not ugly pics of my face

[laz-kay]

“Donna. Human. No!”👰🏼💙💫

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Characters: Donna Noble, Tenth Doctor⭐️

Series: Doctor Who☄️

Cosplayers: Laura Kay, Elocosplays on TikTok🦄

[just4funsies]

BONUS:

Some fun edits I made in the app PhotoLab (not sponsored)