I do believe I am far overdue for an update here, for the two or so of you wacky internet people who actually view this page. Anyway, as the title suggests, I'll be talking about cosplaying and this wonderful material called Wonderflex!

Yes, you read correctly: cosplay. For those who actually know me, that seems absurdly outlandish, that I would cosplay. Don't worry, I thought so too. But after being FORCED to cosplay these last two years at Fanime by my exceedingly talented and eminently beautiful friends from CosplayInABox (if you don't know them, you darn well should!), I have developed a taste for dressing up in colorful, silly costumes and traipsing around having my picture taken. Of course, hardly anybody so much as glances at me when I'm around those attention-hogs (you know who they are)!
Regardless, cosplaying is oodles of fun and I fully intend to cosplay at future anime conventions so long as it appeals to me. The plan for Fanime 09 is to appear as Sanji from One Piece and perhaps also Enju from Rozen Maiden. Don't quote me on either, however.

Next is my news about Wonderflex. For the cosplay-ignorant among you, it is a thermoplastic that is easily sculpted and shaped into various props (usually weapons and/or armor). Mostly owing to my absolute zero contribution to CosplayInABox (yes, I'm a full-fledged member!), I've developed an interest in crafting various cosplay props for my eternally delightful and hard-working compatriots. This also means that when I actually stop sucking at making things from the stuff, I'll be taking commissions through CosplayInABox (oh yeah, we're branching out!). But once again, don't quote me on that.


Phew, that was a whole lot. For those who have a severe aversion to reading, I like to cosplay now and I'll be crafting props from Wonderflex.




FIRST PROJECT: Master Sword (Twilight Princess version)