Comicpalooza 2014: 10 Costumes from Day 3 #cosplay
Day three of Comicpalooza is over, and as usual, I’m feeling inspired to work on my cosplay projects. Attending conventions and seeing the hard work others put into their costumes always makes me want to do the same. It’s smart to take notes or photos to keep track of props and accessories you like or costumes you want to replicate someday. Haven’t been to a convention lately? Look through photos from others – like these – and start brainstorming about your next project. Hopefully these ten cool costumes from Comicpalooza will help get the gears turning:
Gambit and Jubilee from Marvel Comics, photo by @thegamefanatics
Princesses Zelda and Hilda from Legend of Zelda
Tinker Bell from Disney’s Peter Pan
Gender swapped Robin, Batman, and Wonder Woman from DC Comics, photo by @its_me_adrian
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