Koumori No Hime Cosplay

How I made my Krul Tepes cosplay from Owari No Seraph. (Photo by Clouds Photography)

With a cosplay handle that translates to “Princess of Bats” I cosplay a lot of vampires. And what is a vampire without fangs? My go-to fangs for years have been by Scarecrow and I figured it was high time I finally reviewed them. My fangs were purchased back in 2012 from the Otakon dealers’ room by my boyfriend as a birthday gift to complete my Moka Akashiya cosplay. It’s been so long that I no longer have the original box, but I’m fairly certain they are the “Small Deluxe Cu

So you’ve decided you want to make your own cosplay centered YouTube channel- that’s awesome! But where to start? In this article we’ll discuss the basics filming, content ideas, and general YouTube tips. You really don’t need much to get started on YouTube, just a decent camera will suffice. It is not necessary to go out and blow huge sums of money on a super fancy camera and lighting set. Use whatever camera you have available, even your smartphone will work. You can always

Welcome to This Week In Cosplay- the latest news from the cosplay community! Patterns Simplicity Simplicity has announced a collaboration with Nintendo for official Super Mario themed costume patterns. Princess Peach Pattern: http://www.simplicity.com/simplicity-pattern-8476-misses-super-mario-princesses-costumes/S8476.html#start=28 Mario Pattern: http://www.simplicity.com/simplicity-pattern-8478-misses-mens--and-teens-costume/S8478.html#start=30 Rogue Pattern (That is totall

2017 marked a change for Otakon- moving from Baltimore, MD to Washington, DC. I was initially a little hesitant to attend. Even though I had enjoyed past Otakons I was concerned that there would be growing pains as the event got used to the new venue. I was pleasantly surprised that it was not the case. If anything, the event flew by in an instant and I’m so happy I was able to attend. Thursday We arrived in DC Thursday afternoon. This year, Otakon decided to shuffle their Ot

With convention season in full swing, I figured I’d take a moment to list some important things to bring with you to make sharing a convention room a bit easier. I should also mention that this article mentions rooming with others, but I don’t recommend staying in a room above the intended occupancy. Not only can this put a damper on your convention weekend with stress and crowding, but you can also get in a lot of trouble if discovered by the hotel staff. Payment: First and