Earlier this month we attended Glitch Con, where we were honored to be Cosplay Guests and judges for the cosplay competition! We also hosted our Challenge Accepted game show and our Prop-Making 101 panels. This con was wonderful! Everyone there was incredibly friendly, including the staff. The cosplayers were awesome! It was really tough picking just a few winners out of such a talented group of people! Glitch con, thank you so much for having us! We really loved it and can't wait for next year!!
On stage with our co-judge Syren Cosplay and Peter Pixie, Master of Ceremonies. It was great being around these two! Very nice people!
Photo by Hikaruhime.
Photo by Hikaruhime.
On stage with some of the Winners!
We were finally able to do a quick photoshoot of our WoW group thanks to Hikaruhime! She's amazing and we really appreciate her taking the time to take photos of us!
For the full photo shoot please check our page here!
We have finally had enough down time to fix some issues on the website, get our "Making of" pics up, and start on tutorials. Go take a look at our LED tutorial! We have many more coming soon! We have decided to update this blog around the 18th of every month, so check back for news! If you would like to keep up with our day to day progress like us on facebook!
We also added descriptions to our newer costume pages as well as details on how we made them. Hope it helps!
Currently Demi is working on her Catwoman costume, Shaun is working on finishing his WoW dagger, and Mika is finishing up her Sylvanas bow and getting started on Arkham City Harley. We'll flood our facebook and this blog with Work in Progress pics as they come along.
We also added descriptions to our newer costume pages as well as details on how we made them. Hope it helps!
Currently Demi is working on her Catwoman costume, Shaun is working on finishing his WoW dagger, and Mika is finishing up her Sylvanas bow and getting started on Arkham City Harley. We'll flood our facebook and this blog with Work in Progress pics as they come along.
