Makeup Artist Richard Schaefer might be a man, but it doesn’t stop him from cosplaying as most of the Disney Princesses, and he does it quite beautifully too! Women do it all the time, so why shouldn’t guys be doing too? Behold! [Source: Richard Schaefer on Instagram | Richard Schaefer on Tumblr | Via FG]
I tawt I taw a puddy tat! Photo by Luke Ross. [Source: Variable Cosplay on Facebook | Photo by Luke Ross]
Great song. Great cosplay. Beautiful people dancing. Is there something not to love about this video from Beat Down Boogie? :) Filmed at Momocon 2016 (May 26th-29th) at the Georgia World Congress Center. [Beat Down Boogie]
Even though she’s not in the movie, actress and long time Warcraft geek Jamie Lee Curtis attended the Hollywood premiere of the Warcraft movie on Monday (along with her son, pictured above on the left) dressed as an Orc shaman. There’s even a video of her yelling “Leeroy Jenkins,” which you can watch at the […]
The 16th Annual Phoenix Comicon took place June 2-5 at the Phoenix Convention Center, and the 117-degree heat(!!!) didn’t stop thousands from donning their cosplay best. Check out the music video by Rincon Studios and the below photo gallery, with images taken by yours truly (Lauren Berkley) and Ryan Casey.
Cosplayer Scruffy Rebel was at MegaCon last weekend and stumbled on this awesome modified R2 unit that was painted to look like Boba Fett! Now how awesome is that? Une vidéo publiée par Victoria Schmidt (@scruffyrebel) le 27 Mai 2016 à 9h21 PDT [Source: Scruffy Rebel | Via NA]
Inpiring himself from the Newest X-Men flick, Youtuber “The Hacksmith” has recreated a real-life version of Psylocke’s Psionic Sword [the Hacksmith]
You know you want one… or all three! These eerily awesome masks actually move with your jaw, giving the illusion that the animal is talking… or howling… or barking… or what the fox says. [Mouth Mover Masks]
I have something to confess: I’m not very proud of myself. Last month, International cosplayer Riki ‘Riddle’ Lecotey wrote to me about “Cosplay for a Cause” a project that has the goal of raising funds for various charities, including the the American Red Cross, USO, the Japanese Red Cross, and more. Cosplay for a Cause […]
Walkin’ & Rollin’ is an organization that builds custom costumes for childs with special needs, free of charge to their families. Check out this awesome Ant-Man costume they’ve created for a kid named Anthony! Ant-Man & Antony wheelchair costume in action. #BigSlickKC #AntMan pic.twitter.com/c68Gc8G1c9 — Walkin' & Rollin' (@WalkinNRollin) May 23, 2016 [Source: @WalkinNRollin]