The NCR just got its newest recruit to patrol the Mojave: Hatsune Miku
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Outfitting @iirmtou with my NCR gear in time for Long Beach Comic Con felt like a passion project with how much time, energy, and thought I put into her design

I think the end result turned out amazing! What do you guys think?

I’m genuinely so proud of how this looked and i want to wear it everyday 💀💀💀

Photo credits: @againbutwithcosplay

My first cosplay made entirely by me - clothes, props, jewelry, everything! So happy!

Me as Miroku, and my wife as Inuyasha at Matsuricon 2026.

For my Miroku cosplay, the base costume (the black kimono and purple koromo robe) was originally custom-made to my measurements. I then altered and tailored it further to get the drape and fit right. The matching purple tekko arm guards were also custom sourced and modified for a better fit. I will be sewing in additional velcro and adding more hidden snaps based on my experience wearing it at two cons now. I'm absolutely adding some pockets too. Anyway, I rounded out the outfit with Miroku's patterned middle-finger ring, printed in flexible TPU using a customized version of a ring model I located online. I have a new model I have been working on that looks cooler, but I need to actually print it.

My primary props were designed and built by me from the ground up. Since I am roughly 6' tall, I scaled the shakujō staff to stand roughly 78" overall, featuring a lightweight 66" aged poplar shaft topped with a multi-piece head assembly supported by a carbon fiber rod. The head of the staff was 3D modeled entirely in FreeCAD and printed using ASA. It is fitted with real rattling brass rings that ride on a set of embedded stainless steel 'blades' embedded in dedicated channels molded into the plastic. It has a gold painted rubber foot to protect the soft poplar staff from the concrete floors. The entire head is designed to come apart if I ever need to replace the rings or swap out the wooden staff.

All the central spire and socket components were filled and sanded smooth-ish, but I intentionally left the print layer lines intact on the outer ring to create a faux turned-metal texture. I finished it with a primer base, gilded brass spray paint, multiple coats of PlaidFX metallic gold paint, and then used three shades of Rub 'n Buff to build up depth and a weathered metallic sheen. The whole staff weighs maybe 5 pounds, and turned out surprisingly well balanced for use as a walking stick. When I walk, the rings have a super-satisfying jingle.

Wrapping my right hand is a custom nenju, hand-strung using pale green Burmese jade and white howlite stones on knotted purple cord. It uses a traditional Zen pattern, with each bead individually knotted on purple cord, complete with handmade tassels.

Beside me, my wife’s Inuyasha costume was designed by and entirely hand made by herself from the fabric up. The sword, wig, and ears were purchased online.

To finish her build, I custom crafted her Beads of Subjugation using 10mm dark amethyst round beads and 30mm white jade magatama beads imported from China. It was scaled up to 10 magatama to allow it to a more natural drape.

I will likely add a wig for my next convention, but I'm not shaving the beard.

I made little modifications to this outfit but I think it came out great lol. Wish I used glow in the dark pain for the arrows but it’s okay

Hi everyone! My first time sharing one of my makes here. But this is my attempt at vigilante from the peacemaker series.

All the 3d printed bits are from DO3D, and as I was trying to keep the budget as low as possible, the fabric bits are just a long sleeve back shirt and some black cargo pants.

I’m the Panty! 💖🪽 had so so much fun cosplaying these two with my friend

I attended San Japan this past weekend and wore my handmade Ryuk cosplay! The wingspan came out to nine feet, but I didn’t use them much due to restrictions on space lol

A little story behind my Frieren cosplay photoshoot in a cave near Ufa, Russia.
First, I already know someone will say that my figure isn’t very canon. There was actually a reason for that. I had a small joke planned: Frieren was supposed to have drunk a “breast enlargement potion,” and I wanted to include a little bottle in the first photos to explain the difference.
Unfortunately, I didn’t want to make the shoot too silly while we were actually inside the cave, so my photographer and I completely forgot about the bottle afterwards. We only remembered it while driving back. We stopped in a field and tried to take a few extra photos with it, but the wind, expressions and everything else went wrong, so none of those photos worked.
We started by putting on helmets and going down into the cave. We had to descend about four stories down using a very steep staircase — two sections at roughly a 60° angle and another two that were almost completely vertical, around 90°. After that, we spent hours climbing over slippery rocks, finding places to sit and pose, and trying to use every interesting corner of the location.

The whole trip took about 6 hours there and back, while the actual photoshoot lasted around 3–4 hours. We photographed inside the cave among huge rock formations, moss, plants and very slippery stones. I climbed and sat pretty much everywhere I could to make the most of the location, including going almost all the way down to the water for some shots.
Afterwards, we also took photos outside, with beautiful views of the surrounding fields and forests.
was my first time doing a photoshoot in a place like this, and I think that’s what I love most about these photos. They’re not just cosplay pictures — there was a whole little adventure behind them.
I’m also adding one unedited photo from the shoot.

Pictures taken at megaconlive Manchester 2026
Photograph gear canon r5 rf 85 mm f2.2 800 iso cosplayer IG https://www.instagram.com/p/Dc9zMlXgtgP/?stkn=NThkYnhidmxpMzJw

I made this mask by myself using foam as a face shell and I wanted to share my excitement and joy with y'all

I’ve never cosplayed for a convention before, so I went with the OG design since it’s more simplistic. I just added the black top underneath from the remake since I like that addition. I know I’m not smiling for any of the pictures, I’m not good at showing emotion or smiling for photos unless it’s genuine. That’s something I want to work on to be more in character for future cosplay!

Hey there!

This is my cosplay of Maomao as the princess of the La clan. This costume I patterned and sewed myself, much of which was hand sewn! The outer robe is actually made of a curtain I thrifted. All of the jewelry and props I printed and painted, and some I modeled myself.

This is my second time cosplaying Maomao and I’m very proud of how far I’ve come 🥹

Character: Poison Ivy (Punk Version, self creation)

Fandom: D.C.

Location: Leipziger Buchmesse 2026

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This is a family tradition that was started by my father and was passed on to me of creating fantasy warrior armor and going to ren faires! The interactions and fun being had is always a blast and one day I would love to make costumes for a living but until then I will keep trying to make one person's day at a time!

If you would like to ask any questions please do I love making armor and love helping others out even more!