An interview with GayPanic Cosplay How did you first get into cosplay? My family always loved dressing up for Halloween. I remember a lot of hand made costumes, my favourite being Cousin It from the Addams Family, which mam made by cutting lengths of sand coloured yarn and tying…
Guest Interview with Cauldron of Mischief Hi! I’m Adrian, known online by ‘Cauldron Of Mischief’! I am a cosplayer, freelance costume & prop maker, digital artist & game host. I have a 2:1 BA degree in 3D computer animation & special effects, trained in intensive special effects & make up…
Cosplay to Acting Career with Miss Lolita Love Miss lolita Love began acting from a very young age, encouraged by her subject tutors, she achieved an A grade early on in her career. Originally not perciving acting as a realistic career path in her life, Miss Lolita went on…
Intricate – The Secret Elements of Cosplay Captured With convention season in full force and several Masquerades to take part in, the elements and individual details of costumes can sometimes be missed. This article looks at Anna S’s latest project as she accidentally captures the details of costumes that can…
Sass and Sewing with Helen Alice Cosplay Hi! My name is Helen Alice and I’ve been cosplaying for 8 years. That sounds like I’m joining a self help group, but I’ve been cosplaying for 8 years, I probably need one anyway. Most of my cosplaying relies heavily on sewing, as…
A Revolution in Costuming – Lottie Cosplay We take a look at the next generation; how a costuming philosophy is formed and shaped as we speak to ‘Charlotte August’ otherwise known as Lottie Cosplay. Lottie’s father eagerly watches on as I write down every sentence Lottie eloquently says. She is…
Cosplay is made up of so many different elements and aspects, we wanted to find out more about photography. Using his own images, perps (otherwise known as Geoff) breaks down his photography from concept to post production. This means he not only gives you tips to the trade but actively…
Equilibrium – Props and Cosplay with Michael Michael made his first prop when he was 10 years old, it was a ‘Gunblade’ from ‘Final Fantasy 8’. From there, he followed his dreams and has worked in the West End several times on productions such as ‘Midsummer Night’s Dream’ and ‘Flarepath.’…
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