“It’s been a very long time since I’ve worn makeup!”
“I’ve always wanted to cosplay every single outfit that Storm has.
I couldn’t resist doing Storm in a ponytail.”
Credit: @usualrangers5
It’s okay to dress weird and to be a nerd.
There’s not a box of what it means to be you."
“They have so many design elements that people tend to overlook.”
@cosplay.doctor
“Each component was specifically made with her dragon in mind.”
“Those kids will call you out!”
Zaayer (@dangerangelcosplay), an attorney, says.
@alexandriathegeek
“It may just be something we take upon ourselves and decide to do a walk around.
Kids in [the area] just might see Batman walking around.”
That’s the vigilante spirit!
@let.the.devil.out.cosplay
“In the game it looks different, but how about in reality?”
“How would you interpret it?
“I spent a lot of time prototyping those,” says Driscoll, a software developer.
@misstaurus.cosplay_and_art
“They have a lot of engineering and movement in them.
I wanted them to work as well as look beautiful.”
“I think that’s amazing that, as a community, we’re still going on.
@makerfishmeal
Like, being at home will not shut down my art.”
You feel so empowered even if it really hurts,” Rich says.
“Beauty is pain!”
@vraskaacosplay
