[Gallagher]

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[Den]

I wish it was this easy IRL to make awesome Halloween costumes...

[ml1201]

Same here, because then I also wouldn't have to spend real money on it. x'D

[Awen Moonshine]

I know that feeling, I think I spend more money on things for cosplay purposes than I do on actual clothes for me to wear everyday ^_^;;

[ml1201]

Then just make cosplay things you can wear everyday. Problem solved! :D

[Maro]

I am highly tempted to join this and try and make a good costume... hmmm...

[Awen Moonshine]

That's what I try to do ML, but I also want to do some spectacular costumes too ^_^;; And therein lies the problem XD

[Den]

Originally Posted by ml1201

Then just make cosplay things you can wear everyday. Problem solved! :D

LOL the funny thing is, in my comic, most of the female characters wear stuff that is based on things I actually own, and thus would be fairly easy for other cosplayers to replicate. Same with the guys, to an extent. I tend to dress pretty androgynously, and that factored into costume designs.

[ml1201]

@Awen
Wear the fancy ones to parties and get togethers since people tend to dress nicely for those. >:D

[Illusion]

Originally Posted by Maro

I am highly tempted to join this and try and make a good costume... hmmm...

Just throw a bunch of items on and your submission would be titled:

"Overdressing for Halloween" or something like that. xDD

[Lucid:]

Originally Posted by AutobotDen

LOL the funny thing is, in my comic, most of the female characters wear stuff that is based on things I actually own, and thus would be fairly easy for other cosplayers to replicate. Same with the guys, to an extent. I tend to dress pretty androgynously, and that factored into costume designs.

I read a thing once about how the character designers for Dragon Age Inquisition wanted to make the character costumes convenient for cosplayers, so they made sure to include pouches and pockets in the character's outfits so cosplayers could have places to hold their cell phones, wallets, and other stuff they have to carry around. It also doubles as making sense that even in-universe people probably needed pockets.

[Den]

Originally Posted by Lucid:

I read a thing once about how the character designers for Dragon Age Inquisition wanted to make the character costumes convenient for cosplayers, so they made sure to include pouches and pockets in the character's outfits so cosplayers could have places to hold their cell phones, wallets, and other stuff they have to carry around. It also doubles as making sense that even in-universe people probably needed pockets.

I should prolly consider that for one of my characters... though to be fair, I could just add pockets to one of her accessories... Though people may be cursing my name in a later chapter, because I've been researching historical outfits for the region of the world that the comic's set in...

it'll go from the 14th century onward.

[Awen Moonshine]

Lol.. I already have a bunch of nice clothes for those sorts of situations that I never get to wear ^_^;; That or I just wear my kimono ^_^;;

I love when the characters costume designs have little intricacies that make wearing it places easier. But I also really like the highly impractical ones too so I can dump everything on my partner to carry *Is a bad person* ^_^;;

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