Showing posts with label video games. Show all posts
Showing posts with label video games. Show all posts

Friday, July 15, 2011

Mass Effect 2



Jack from Mass Effect 2
Source: Jia Jem
A close friend commanded that I cosplay Jack. Strangely, a few other friends independently suggested I cosplay her, too. I shaved my head many years ago for fun, so I suspect whenever my friends see a bald chick costume they automatically think of me. I don’t think I particularly resemble Jack. That was the biggest challenge for me with this cosplay. I don’t fancy myself a model or actress. This cosplay required a lot of attitude to bring the character out. It’s nice to know that even cosplaying as long as I have, I can still feel nervous about cosplay…

Thursday, July 7, 2011

Tattoo: Portal Turret


This is a turret from Portal. This specific one, for those of you who have played Portal 2, is the one who escaped the production line.

The life of a turret is simple. They are built, tested, put in a box, removed from the box, recycled, used as parts for a new turret. A never ending cycle. But one got away, and when you find him, he says, “I’m different”. He looks like all the others, but somehow, he ended up different.

The words in the background don’t really say anything, I told the artist to do whatever he wanted, it just had to be garbled and gibberish. Along with the little red hearts, the background was inspired by one of the walls of a rat’s den.

Done by Rich at Body Language in Columbus Ohio.

Wednesday, June 22, 2011

Video: Garrus (Mass Effect 2)



Garrus (Mass Effect 2) costume made by Robert Rodgers of My Wicked Armor
"This Garrus project was a bit more difficult than I thought it would be. The costume has at least 75 LED’s on/in it! But the lighting is one of the things that attracted me to this costume. I especially enjoyed the eye gear. Photos and videos just do not capture how neat the eye piece looks. I think the whole costume requires nine 9V batteries if you want the lights to work for a few hours. Fortunately, the armor is very lightweight, including the massive chest piece which I designed to split into two pieces for shipping and transport. And I am aware that Garrus does not have a tail- I just forgot to attach the butt plate strap before the video."

Wednesday, June 15, 2011

Tattoo: Mario Bros. Star


Tattoo inked by Aaron Collins of Dare I Tattoo in London, KY

Sunday, June 12, 2011

Kratos


Shiela Navarro as a female version of Kratos (from God of War) at Otaku Fest 2011

Tuesday, May 31, 2011

Skull Kid


Skull Kid from The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask

Monday, May 23, 2011

Aria T’Loak (Mass Effect)


Yond as Aria T'Loak from Mass Effect 2. Aria T'Loak was one of my fav characters of Mass Effect 2 . She's Omega after all. It was my first expirience with liquid latex. I'm quite proud of the results.It could be better but first time is a first time...


Thursday, May 19, 2011

Garrus Vakarian



Garrus Vakarian (from Mass Effect) by Chris Myles
I hand carved the scars and then spray painted the whole thing. I airbrushed in the scars, details and shadows and hand painted on the "war paint." Visor made of craft foam and a hand cut/heat bent PET strip and 2 LEDs with super glued on Objet(Eden 350) icons.

Armor:
Made from armature wire/mesh, upholstery foam, plaster, and fiber glass resin.

Since this was my first attempt at armor, I tried a hand full of different methods on each section of armor. Method that worked the best was an under form of mesh/armiture with streched foam on top. Mix (1:1ish) Modge Podge with flexable Joint Compound to make thick MP and coat foam. Light sanding, paint and distress to finish. Armor looks hard but is still kinda foamy. For really flexable armor just use foam coated with flexable glue. Light sanding, paint, yada-yada...

Lighting system has 5 channels with 8 modes (no fancy micro controllers, just a hacked LED christmas light set). 59 (49 blue and 10 for the UV face lighting) LEDs in the armor (Hooray 19 hours of wiring/soldering!)

Check out Ammnra's "How I Did It" Costume Video, his Cosplay.com gallery, and his Flickr gallery.












Saturday, April 30, 2011

Nurse Harley Quinn


Harley Quinn (from "Batman: Arkham Asylum" video game) by True Enchantment Entertainment
Source: LJinto via Flickr

Played by Rebecca D Young



My costume from Halloween 2009, I was Harley Quinn from the "Batman: Arkham Asylum" video game (one of my favorites!). This was my first attempt at a full scale cosplay project, didn't turn out too bad in my opinion but I just thought I would share.

*I am currently in the middle of updating my costume to be more Game Accurate. Stay tuned for a new video of my costume progress!*

Friday, April 29, 2011

Gallery: Portal Crossplay


Costume made by Rebecca and worn by Tom
Source: Clothplay

Tom made the gun which has LED orange and blue lights. Had a few issues with the fabric as my local fabric store had run out of the right orange fabric so I dyed it. I also ran out of time as the commission was very late and hence it is missing quite a few details.

Leave it to a guy to make certain he's got the biggest portal gun on the convention floor.



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This guy actually came all the way in from the UK! Take note of his SEGA lanyard, and his awesome portal cosplay.


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This poor sap, Portal Gun in hand, is being put through the gauntlet of a comics convention in the hopes of finding an elusive cake.


Portal Legs! by Megadem
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CTcon '10: Chell by teisama
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Thursday, April 28, 2011

Gallery: Chell from Portal (Part 2)


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Cristina Gomez as Chell @ Anime Weekend Atlanta (AWA) 2008

Although Chell's origins are unknown, she was most definitely among the people present during GLaDOS's activation in 200-, as GLaDOS locked down the facility after her activation, letting none escape, or be let in from the outside.



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My other favourite photo of my Chell costume. 8D It was really hard walking on the balls of my feet all night. .__.


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SMOULDER FOR US BABY! Fallen-ninja and i bein SEXY



New York Comic Con 2010 and New York Anime Festival 2010.


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GamingGoddess as Chell From Portal

Taken at KitaCon III - Hilton Hotel, Birmingham

Didn't have a lot of time to take this as this corridor was seeing heavy use sadly, pretty sure I could've gotten the lighting to look better if I'd played around a bit but at least reasonably happy it has a sort of Aperture Science look to it rather than random hotel shortcut corrior


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This is a photo of my portal cosplay taking by the wonderful many lemons (nert). The jump suit was modified but the gun and heel springs self made. This is version 1.0 so there are a lot of things I am looking to change but hoping to have version 2.0 ready for expo.


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I made the jumpsuit myself. Modifying patterns isn't easy! The only drawback to my first ever jumpsuit is that it's not stretchy material, and because Chell's jumpsuit was so fitting, I have no give. Bending over was rather... difficult since you're trying not to rip the jumpsuit while still trying to pick your things up, while the fabric is not letting you move much either way.

My sister made the leg springs, and her and my dad made a quick but cosmetically alright looking portal gun. It doesn't look too much like the in-game gun because we needed it to be held.

P.S.: We made two (even 4) of everything, because me and my sister were going to have travel portals to pose in since we're similar in build and appearance. The bad news, we didn't get our transportable portals made in time. But we still had FUN!


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Chell from Portal, complete with a not-bad Aperture Science Handheld Portal Device.


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Chell experiencing the sudden onset of penis envy.


Chell (from Portal) by Revierypone
Taken at Anime Boston 2010
Via: Cosplay.com

This is the first costume I have actually made. I love how the braces came out and the costume. Not a huge fan of the gun, but for a first attempt I'm not too disappointed. Yes that is a companion cube purse. Made by my friend!


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Chell from Portal! Very nicely made.


Chell (from Portal) by Taco Attack
Via: Cosplay.com

My fingers are still numb from carrying the gun, and I have third degree burns from gluing the heel springs to my legs. It was sooooo worth it.


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I love getting tapped on the shoulder and then turning around to find Chell and an adorable fuzzy companion cube. We had fun chatting about how much we're looking forward to Portal 2.

Great cosplay :D