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http://courtoonxiii.deviantart.com/
I love her Supergirl too, among other characters...








I met a few of them the following year too... they are a dedicated cisplay troop, but they don't always dress up as the same characters. Or more precisely one character can be played by more than one of them, which might explain why some of them look different.Disney Duster wrote:But something's off. Those don't look like the all the same girls, just the same costumes. Cinderella's doesn't look the same. Is it a bad picture?
Indeed heh... I got lucky mind you, I had just queued up to meet Elvira, and spotted the Disney lasses and got chatting to them, then they got invited over to meet Elvira. Cue slightly large photo-op heh.enigmawing wrote:Still cool to see the princesses hanging out with Elvira though.











I think most serious cosplayers make their costumes because the ones sold usually suck, but I think the real idea is just to have a great costume, and it's okay if you have someone else make it for you or if it is part or even all bought ready made. I think all that matters is that you are in a costume, but the goal generally, as I get the impression just from observation, is to look as much like the character as possible (and have fun, of course). Of course, I'm not a cosplayer really... yet. Ha. If I ever date a girl into it, I could get into it though. I do always dress up on Halloween.Khonnor wrote:Okay...just to be sure...
Do you buy these costumes like that? Or do people make 'em from scratch with pieces of cloth or store-bought 'normal' clothes?
Cuz I would be so into this. I would love to dress as a Disney character and be that character...ah dreams.














I think you kinda answered your own question there. I mostly do cosplay for conventions, gatherings, and other public events. Photo shoots are cool too, but that's mostly to show folks like you guys online. Some people use them for business reasons also.slave2moonlight wrote:Those are awesome, Poody!
Anyways, I am also curious about something. I wonder what cosplayers do with their costumes. I mean, the general uses. It seems of course that they like to do Photoshoots and they wear them to conventions. Anything else? Not that those aren't good enough reasons. What do you do at the conventions in your costumes? Take photos with people who approach you and enter costume contests? These are my assumptions, but I've never gotten the full explanation from an actual cosplayer, so I'd love to hear it.

Until recently, I was in the same boat. I live (or, I'm trying to live) in the Austin area now. Though, I will have to get more settled in before I can check out the conventions as they come and all.Scarred4life wrote:Oh man, that underwater Ariel cosplay is gorgeous. Very creative. I've always wanted to cosplay, but there are no conventions anywhere near me











I too find the last Rapunzel to be amazingly beautiful and a good match for the character (I say 'good', because movie-Rapunzel is more on the cute side than hot or pretty side). And Aurora does seem like she spent way too much time in a tanning bed, lol.slave2moonlight wrote:Mooky, those are amazing posts! Wow, all the Rapunzels are good, but that last one is a goddess on par with the one I posted, ha. And Aurora and Pocahontas are PERFECT! Except that Aurora maybe should be a bit more pale. Ha, just to nitpick on using the word "perefect".
You went to NYC comic con?! We could of met each other. Do you live in NYC?BwayJ wrote:Here I am as Dr. Drakken at last fall's New York Comic Con. As you can see, I would have looked much better if I didn't do the makeup myself.