Posts Tagged ‘cosplay’

I started out as a con-goer back in 2007. It mattered so much to me how accurate and realistic one person can go to look exactly like the character they are cosplaying. So I’d like to take this opportunity to feature some of my favorite Cosplayers, whom I’ve had such honor in meeting and befriending along the way.. -katz

CosFeature n#33: Marky Ilano.. a.k.a. Sheryl Nome

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I’ve observed a lot of changes during my course of cosplaying after 4 years and I gotta say, a lot can definitely be learned from experience if taken seriously. Today’ I’d like to share a few tips I’ve learned from organizing photoshoots since 2007 and got constant guidance from experienced people in this field.

COSPLAY DO’s and DON’Ts: In a Photoshoot Read the rest of this entry »

I started out as a con-goer back in 2008. It mattered so much to me how accurate and realistic one person can go to look exactly like the character they are cosplaying. So I’d like to take this opportunity to feature some of my favorite Cosplayers, whom I’ve had such honor in meeting and befriending along the way.. -katz

CosFeature n#29: Natasha a.k.a. Konoe- Lifestream

Aerith (with Zack) – Final Fantasy VII: Crisis Core

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I started out as a con-goer back in 2008. It mattered so much to me how accurate and realistic one person can go to look exactly like the character they are cosplaying. So I’d like to take this opportunity to feature some of my favorite Cosplayers, whom I’ve had such honor in meeting and befriending along the way.. -katz

CosFeature n#27: Jesuke Jess.. aka Jesuke

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“I believe a photograph is worth a thousand words. What makes it more worth is when you have captured an amazing photo! A cosplayer’s existence is exposed thanks to their respective photographers.. or those who have exposed them. That’s why for my next feature, it won’t only be a cosplayer.. but the person behind the camera as well.” - katz

CosFeature n#24: Shiro Ang

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