it looks like they've just defeated a boss and are now witnessing it transform into it's second phase or something idk
can someone draw them as Dante and Vergil?
you can easily ruin your life in <24 hours (drugs, get pregnant, prison, etc.), but what is something you can do to permanently change your life for the better in that same time frame?
so obviously before conventions were a thing, there were masquerade balls, costume parties and the like. there were a few events here and there where "fan costuming", as it was called, was encouraged, the first one being the vril-ya bazaar and fete in 1891.
AND ANOTHER THING about what OP in the qrt said.. last time i checked im pretty sure it's the weirdos who stalk minors at conventions who are the ones ruining the experience 🤔
it was based on the sci fi novel 'the coming race' written by edward bulwer-lytton. people were encouraged to cosplay, and the entire event was themed around this novel. whole brochures were written in the novel's alien language, with a translation to help guests decipher it.
i was just wondering if you wanted to hang out with me and smoke weed and fill our bellies with diet soda and play devil may cry 3 special edition for the PS2
the first character to be widely cosplayed was another sci fi character, "mr skygack, from mars", who was a comic strip character. people have won prizes for cosplaying this guy at masquerade balls and events.
cosplay became widespread at conventions, and new ones started popping up over the years as well. with the rise of fandom culture, more people were cosplaying at conventions.
in 1939, the 1st world science fiction convention took place. the couple here, forrest j ackerman and myrtle r douglas (known together as morojo) were the first couple to cosplay at a convention. in fact, at this event, they were the only ones. their cosplay was based on -
with the first comiket event in 1975, cosplay became more widespread in japan as well. in 1984 nobuyuki takahashi, a film director, coined the term after attending worldcon that year and seeing attendees cosplaying characters.
from here, the rest is honestly history. as more conventions are established, more spaces become available for all cosplayers to express themselves. because cosplay is for everyone, regardless of any factor!!
- frank r paul's pulp magazine artworks and the 1936 film 'things to come'. morojo were pioneers in convention cosplay, and it soon caught on by other sci fi fans. in 1940, an unofficial masquerade was held in douglas' room, as well as an official one at the 2nd worldcon.
dante and vergil should've been stuck at a kid's birthday party that went on for a little too long and now the kids are sleeping in chairs while the adults are dancing
im flirting with the enemy sniper by firing at them and just about missing every time . they're flirting with me by sneaking into my camp at night and leaving a knife stabbed into the dirt next to my head
everyone calling this AI art is making me so uncomfortable bc are we srsly getting to a point where humans who have proof that they’ve been drawing for years are being accused of using AI bc of small style choices and/or mistakes… i hate it here
The worst part about having multiple interests is that your mind will eventually brainrot so hard that you'll try to connect the pieces of media together in the most deranged ways
won't talk abt this tweet much but this is so funny to me. making fandom OCs is just a crumb of what i do, everything else is concept art for game projects and lots n lots of concept art that goes towards my art direction major
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"assumptions" you literally said you haven't played 3 all the way in a reply to ur cringe post. Yet you're here doing cosplays for a game you haven't even finished, LOL. Get fuckin real.