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I had made perfectly good and nice foam claws/knives...
...but how to fasten them? Hmm, don't I have some Worbla..? I'll just go and check, I might be able to make something simple...
Less than a day later and I'm, accidentally, fast becoming very good at handling Worbla, and also oops these will be my knuckle knives now I guess?
So now I'm listening to Quirk's reading GtN again, to learn to imitate her version of Gideon's voice, because last time I was busy listening for every scrap of description on the Ninth's outfits and equipment...
ETA: This is my first time actually working with Worbla. These damn books, making me do a proper bloody cosplay! <3
And number 2 done!!! I would have you guess the robot, but I'll put the spoilers in the tags :D
Photo of my Witch King cosplay, it's still my pride and joy! I spent so long working on this costume, and I love it so much.
Photo by Bryant Cox Photography Cosplayer @apteux
My candycore monster cryptid crown :D made w foam, worbla and acrylic paint
Very rarely I take non cat commissions for family Halloween costumes.
( Hand sculpt, foam-worbla base with ThermoMorph top over an Industrial strength cloak clasp. )
art vs artist I guess lol? here's me, the guy. I make masks! currently working on an updated version of this mask. will post more pics later
The gauntlets for my Guild Wars 2 cosplay are done, other than sanding and painting! I still intend to finish this costume lol, it's just taking me extra time because life. All pieces are made of worbla over foam or cardboard, or by itself. The gloves are made from the same fabric (hand-dyed by me) as the rest of the costume. Everything is fully articulated to move with my hand and arm. The only armor piece I have left is the upper arm. Then it's just wiring, sanding, painting, and styling the wig! Woo! I'm pretty excited for this cosplay. Not only is it the most complex and difficult costume I've built, but it has also been with me through some tough times. At some point, I'll have to put all the pieces on and share some pictures :-)