Carbon Costume

…ey+ show WandaVision. And while details are sparse, a Super Bowl ad gave fans a few teasers. Wanda and Vision appear to be reunited and living in domestic bliss that spans several decades. Wanda’s costumes change to fit the times but the two that stand out to most viewers are her ’80s “new mom” outfit and what appears to be a Halloween costume based of Scarlet Witch’s comic canon outfit, as seen above. (Updated after WandaVision S1 E6 Premier)…

…Pocoyo is the main character in the children’s show of the same name. Episodes center around his adventures and fun times with his friends. As an innocent child, he doesn’t understand much, but he learns something new every day. Pocoyo means “little me” in Spanish. Paint the zipper of the half-zip with gold paint to match his outfit….

…start by seeing her in high school with a uniform, but as she goes to college and beyond that, we see her explore different styles as she is trying to find her own identity. As she gets older her costumes seem to fit her and her personality better, while other times we can see that she is trying new things that don’t really seem like herself. In college she dresses in vintage, colorful pieces that fits in with the cool crowd around her. When she v…

…and enjoys discussing them with Jack. He seems to be very clear-headed in times of trouble and stands strong in what he believes in, and offers advice and new perspectives to Jack because of this. Murray’s costumes consist of plenty of tweed pieces like blazers, vests, and dress pants. He wears this when working at the college and mixes colors and prints when it comes to shirts and ties for pops of color. When we see him in the grocery store outs…

…dern times, Marie Laveau (Angela Bassett) made the greatest of sacrifices to attain immortality. With a dark, bloody past behind her and a broiling war with a witch coven in the present, she calmly spends her days running her hair salon Cornrow City. But eventually tensions mount between her and the coven’s Supreme as each vies for territory within New Orleans. She dresses confidently, colorfully and powerfully….

…On board the Quin Zaza, draker Mika eats enough for the airship’s entire crew! After a successful dragon hunt, the first thing out of his mouth is an idea for what new food he can prepare with their latest catch. (And the first thing in is likely a dragon-meat sandwich!) Despite his apparent obsession with dragon-based cuisine, Mika is an expert Draker, albeit with slightly unorthodox methods at times….

…s cosplay is made of various pieces I’ve collected over the years from the New York Renaissance Faire. The horned cowl was once an old durag *wink face*.” The best part about Black Fae Day is… “COMMUNITY. It’s been a very long time since we have been able to be connected in this way. It’s been a long 15 months, but it seems like the cosblerd community is still able to pick up exactly where we left off. I love that for us.” Who is your favorite fai…

…he edge of the foam using the brush, and wait until it gets tacky. The instructors advised not to rush, but to instead ease into adhering. Mold the foam with your fingers for the seam to meet. Open and pinch to bring the seams together. Step 6: Refinements Make refinements based on how you want things to look. For instance, you can use elastic attachments to slide on armor pieces over your arms and legs. This was such an impressive presentation th…

…sleeves with elastic encased inside so that the wrists of the costume are ruched and adjustable. Step 4: If you like, add a collar to the neckline of your suit that measures the circumference of the base of your neck, plus 2 inches on either end (for a total of 4 extra inches) in length and 5 inches in thickness. Fold your collar piece down, wrong sides together, so that it is 2.5 inches thick and iron it flat. Rip out the seam that runs down the…

…cret vampire movie *wink*). Jonathan Green (he/him) We don’t think that’s fruit punch in his glass… Jonathan Green is an artist, gamer, and cosplayer. A cornerstone of his Instagram is martial arts, where he shows off his skills and infuses cosplay with martial arts gear. He even did 28 Days of Black Martial Arts for the month of February. Jonathan also has a Youtube channel, which you can visit and subscribe to here. Tell us about your look – how…