#Dead space cosplay series

I have a small convection oven in my shop that I use to melt down the Monster Clay. A heat source must be used to make it malleable. Basically at room temp it is fairly hard (great for detailing). I again used monster clay from Monster Makers This clay is awesome!!! It's easy to work with and will not mess with your silicone mold later on. Make sure to take that into consideration as you sculpt it out. Now they are designed for mask displaying so the scale is a little smaller than normal.

I started with my head form from CFX These are great for sculpting and casting right off of them. This is where you make a casting that you will refine and add your details to, then cast it again for the final product. Both of these were not easy to figure out :) Because of the detail I want in this helmet I decided to make a junk mold. So my first goal was to make a helmet as small as possible but still have the ability to light up and look out. Most of the time the helmets were just way to big when compared to the rest of the armor. I have seen multiple Issac Clarke cosplay costumes on the web and the main thing that bothered me in almost every one was the scale of the helmet. Green LEDs and Coin Ballery holder - 2032 battery Knowing that the RIG would be one of the most detailed parts I made sure to take lots and lots of pics. The great thing about having a game is you can rotate the camera around your figure to get a good look at every angel. I took numerous screen shots and posted them all over my basement wall for reference and inspiration. For this costume I actually played through the game back to where Isaac gets the Level 3 suit. Always try and find as many reference images as you can. When you start to think about making a prop from a video game, movie, etc.

#Dead space cosplay series

Pissi is also recognized for partnering with the streaming news app Happs to cover Donald TrumpвЂ™s 2019 impeachment at Capital Hill (additional coverage provided by The Washington Post, NBC, and The New York Post ).Д«loody Disgusting has been given the expressed permission to run this series of photos.As with all of my prop builds reference material is key. Pissi Myles, an acclaimed drag comedian, singer, and hostess in the tri-state area, is famous for her viral parody Babashook (also featured here on Bloody Disgusting) and features in Billboard, Vogue, Cosmopolitan, Huffington Post, and more. Photo Credits: Hair by SprinklesOnTopWigs by Nia Politan, Costumes by Pierretta ViktoriДavid Ayllon вЂ™s work has been featured in media outlets such as Graphic Design USA, Huffington Post, OUT Magazine, and Playboy Magazine, with clients including Elvira, Mistress of the Dark, performers from The Boulet BrothersвЂ™ Dragula, Kid Cudi, Todrick Hall, RupaulвЂ™s Drag Race winners, and more. Photo Credit: David Ayllon Hair byВ SprinklesOnTopWigs by Nia Politan Costumes by Pierretta Viktori вЂњShe will be as tough as Sidney and as sassy as Gale вЂ“ and that is what I wanted to capture.вЂќДid Ayllon capture that toughness and sassiness? Take a look at the gallery below and decide for yourself. вЂњWe know Camryn will be no different,вЂќ Ayllon said. Taking ownership of oneвЂ™s survival is an idea both Ayllon and Williamson say they and many others in the LGBQTIA+ community can relate to. After recognizing the unique strengths and vulnerabilities of powerful heroines such as Sidney Prescott and Gale Weathers, Ayllon partnered with his sister Nicole and her daughter Camryn to do a photo series that would celebrate not only the release of the new film, but his passion for the franchise as well.ДЄyllon brought in his husband, drag queen Pissi Myles, to channel the original filmвЂ™s queer writer Kevin Williamson, who infused the film with innovative, sharp and campy humor alongside trauma and suspense. вЂњI realized the women in my family are just as strong as the women in the Scream films,вЂќ Ayllon said. Watching the original Scream became a rite of passage for AyllonвЂ™s family after he watched it with his mother and grandmother when he was 9 years old.

вЂњIвЂ™m a gay man,вЂќ he said, вЂњand being perceived as feminine was always looked down upon when I was growing up вЂ“ but in the Scream franchise, I saw strong, smart women who were both fierce and feminine at the same time.вЂќ

ItвЂ™s no secret that the Scream franchise has amassed a large queer following in the 25 years since its release, and Ayllon is a part of that following. ThatвЂ™s exactly what happened when photographer David Ayllon met his new niece, giving him an idea for a photo series celebrating his favorite horror franchise. While certain segments of fandom can undoubtedly be a little toxic, sometimes that extreme passion for a particular IP can birth (pun intended) a wonderfully creative endeavor. If youвЂ™ve seen the new Screamfilm ( review), then youвЂ™ll know that fandom is a major focus of the filmвЂ™s social commentary.