San Japan '13

I was so excited for this con. I worked fairly hard on my cosplays. However, unfortunately, I have very few pictures of my final product. 

Alright. That means short post. 

Friday: 

I wore this little gothic outfit that I did not really plan at all. ...Oops. 

And it ended up looking really gross... In my opinion. I had been messing with my wig too much. I was trying to create this effect: 

...But I messed with it too much. You know, when you are constantly nervous about your makeup and so you keep touching it? And it was fine before you started messing with it. But, now, you are a mess of self-consciousness. Well, you should stop touching your face. Because your are probably pretty awesome and attractive.

I wore my Steampunk Rose Lalonde on Saturday... But I did not get many photos of it.




Me with the beautiful roses at the photoshoot.

And, Sunday:
I was punk Jade Harley. Once again, very few pictures.

In fact, only one. This is a picture of the same cosplay from A-Fest:


I did not put any near enough effort into my fest.



A bit better on the Lunchtop:



...Hehe ^.^

And, that is that. Thank you for reading.
Have a kickass day.

A-Kon '13

I spent quite a bit more time preparing for this con... 

Here is how it turned out.  

I am on the left. My friend, who is amazing at cosplay, is on the right. We were attempting to do Steampunk AU Dave Strider and Rose Lalonde.

Here is a bit of my preparation process. 

The Hubtopband is made from several different things. First, I painted a headband. Easy enough. Then, I shaped a flat piece of metal into a box and painted that as well. Two different dead television remotes serves as the top, decorative layer of the box. Then, a metal dowel attaches the lens. A messed up piece of strip metal is screwed to a cut safety goggle lens that I covered with green saran wrap. Then, several gears and a jeweler's lens make for the final details. This is sort of a bad picture. There will be better pictures in my later posts that I will link here. 

This is just a piece of painted leather that I safety pinned to my corset. 

These are my Thorns of Oglogoth. Just clay, paint, glue, wire, screws, and knitting needles. 

My gas mask that has changed quite a bit since then. It is a light-bulb covered in clay that I painted connected to a painted painting mask with wire casing. 

On Sunday, I did a little, simple steampunk outfit. 

And, here is a closeup of my goggles. 

They are mason jar tops with fixtures and nonsense. 

Then, I did a last minute Jade Harley AU cosplay. 

It was sort of lame. Silly me. 

Thank you for looking! I will get through all my previous cons quickly so I can get to current day. 

Peace out.