codenamealice:

Spread this like wildfire.  

matsuoqa:

some things never change

Oh man my heart just went doki doki for this.

thenymphetballerina:

You know who you are :)

The first person I met off the internet ended up being my wifey for 12 years and still going, true story <3

So remember that cosplay contest I entered on this cosplay page?  Well, I won!  Tiana got first place!  I got my prizes and am super excited.  I got:

1.  A $50 gift card from Amazon

2.  A sample sheet of worbla

The adorable card was a nice little bonus, but yeah, I won a cosplay contest how cool is that?!

*giggles*  nothing has changed  :)

Hey there, the wifey says she got the dress form from Hancock Fabrics. She’s had it for a while, like yeeeeeeears :)  I’m pretty sure she got the biggest one they had back then.

Also, thanks so much for following me  <3

EDIT:  Here’s the info on the form (thanks wifey!)

brichibi:

Let’s create a couple of scenarios.

Let’s say I decided to cosplay Catwoman. Someone might tell me, “You’re too fat to cosplay her” or “fat cat.”

All right, fine. Let’s say one of the women I follow, who is skinny, says they want to cosplay Catwoman. Except their black. Someone might tell them, “Catwoman isn’t black” or “Check it out, ghetto Catwoman.”

All right. Fine. Let’s say that another woman I follow, who is skinny, and white, says that they want to cosplay Catwoman. Someone might tell them, “That cosplay is too slutty” or “attention whore.”

This right here is why there’s no point in stressing about such negative comments. Same character in each scenario, only different levels of negativity. This is why, my number one advice, is to smile and cosplay who you want  

So here’s a smile from me to you 

***

Bonus scenario: So then you may start to envy the male cosplayers of the world, thinking that they must have it so easy. Then you see a picture of a male cosplayer with a caption like, “He tried, I guess?” Or even see statements like, “Male cosplay is so boring” “Superman really let himself go, huh?” “What’s up with this Wolverine?” 

So, everyone? Smile, on the count of three: 1. 2. 3!

(also special thanks to Nude Carbon Studios for the Tiana pic!)

Have you smiled this morning?

AH!  Thank you so much for the support  <3  I think next up is Wonder Woman and more cons, lol.

Let’s create a couple of scenarios.

Let’s say I decided to cosplay Catwoman. Someone might tell me, “You’re too fat to cosplay her” or “fat cat.”

All right, fine. Let’s say one of the women I follow, who is skinny, says they want to cosplay Catwoman. Except their black. Someone might tell them, “Catwoman isn’t black” or “Check it out, ghetto Catwoman.”

All right. Fine. Let’s say that another woman I follow, who is skinny, and white, says that they want to cosplay Catwoman. Someone might tell them, “That cosplay is too slutty” or “attention whore.”

This right here is why there’s no point in stressing about such negative comments. Same character in each scenario, only different levels of negativity. This is why, my number one advice, is to smile and cosplay who you want  

So here’s a smile from me to you 

***

Bonus scenario: So then you may start to envy the male cosplayers of the world, thinking that they must have it so easy. Then you see a picture of a male cosplayer with a caption like, “He tried, I guess?” Or even see statements like, “Male cosplay is so boring” “Superman really let himself go, huh?” “What’s up with this Wolverine?" 

So, everyone? Smile, on the count of three: 1. 2. 3!

(also special thanks to Nude Carbon Studios for the Tiana pic!)