GENE STARWIND COSPLAY HOW TO
Making props or helping people figure out how to work with odd shapes is probably my favorite thing.
I also like to work with vinyl, but I rarely have the need to in my costumes. I’ve made plushies for other people’s outfits just so I could work with some of those odd shapes. Taking something two dimensional and translating it into our world introduces so many wonderful shapes. What has been some of your favorite things to work with when constructing costumes and why? I took an honorable mention for the outfit. Instead I waited until 2004 and dressed as Hatake Kakashi from Naruto. The type of fabric was new to me and I sort of screwed it up, so it never got completed. The first time I started a costume for a con it was Gene Starwind from Outlaw Star. I went to AMA on its first year, my first anime con, and seeing there were people like me there jetted me back into costuming. I stopped going to the comic book cons a short while later, but learned of Anime Mid-Atlantic being started. I took some sportswear and some felt and made a Flash costume. I got back into costuming due to one convention held on Halloween, where if you came in costume you got in for half price. Awhile after that I began frequenting small comic book conventions in Richmond. In the fourth grade I made a hood, armor, and went to school dressed as Skeletor for Halloween. I had a prop Uzi and the whole outfit, with help from my dad’s love for comics and military gear. The first costume I remember making was a Snake Eyes mask from G.I. I grew up in the eighties and during that time we had lots of costume prop style toys. In actuality, I have been crafting and wearing costumes almost my whole life. I guess you could say that officially I’ve been cosplaying for seven years. How many years have you been cosplaying and what got you started? Captain Wakusei Prince as Blue Ranger from Bakuryū Sentai Abaranger
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