Meagan Marie

ship, easily worthy of cinema screen
time.

craft stores.

Rikku Grape picked Princess Zelda not only because she’s a fan of the
franchise, but also because she knew it would sharpen skills in the
process. 

her first foray into armor fabrication.

Rick of RBF Productions proves that the devil is in the details when it comes to successful soldiers. Working with the limited color palettes and materials used by armed forces means accuracy is paramount to properly conveying Naked Snake.

Cos.n.Fx's impressive projects warrant an update to a classic quote – the family that cosplays together, stays together.

Lady Lemon Cosplay opted for a female version of the demigod Kratos,
carefully contemplating how to make her mark on the design while
retaining his brutal spirit. The risk, particularly in embracing a wild
updo, paid off immensely.

With dozens of incarnations to choose from, Catwoman cosplay is a
convention staple. Lisa Lou put a unique twist on the classic black
catsuit, and knocked this Injustice-inspired ensemble out of the park!

More often than not cosplayers have to choose between form and
function in their projects – sacrificing mobility for accuracy, or vice
versa. Zerina’s hard work and prototyping resulted in a fantastic
marriage of both.

Created by Randall Ng for his son, Paxton compensates for his short stature with boatloads of style and a juice box or two.

and her cosplay crew proved me
widely wrong.

I’m a big fan of intricate armor builds, and Kevin’s costume blew me
away when I spotted it at GamesCom this past year. Even more impressive
is that it marked his very first time cosplaying. I’d say you’re off to a
great start, Kevin.

rpretation of the early Guild Wars concept art.

NetherRealm’s fighters are some of the fiercest in the genre, making their shoes extra difficult to step into. That being said, Cosplay Kasea VP makes Skarlet’s ensemble look effortless through careful drafting and an eye for detail.

Natalie – also known as Pixel Kitty – and I have a common bond in
that we both were inspired to cosplay as Anya when we first set eyes on
GI’s Gears of War 3 cover.

[Genuine enthusiasm] I’m fairly certain my jaw hit the floor when I first saw Lindze as Miranda Lawson. Tough brunettes hold a special place in my heart, and the brash and bada** Mass Effect bombshell is near the top of my favorites list.

tatic to see Meru’s regular form
brought to life.

Final Fantasy’s Lightning Farron returned looking much fiercer in
XIII-2. Cosplayer Eclair specializes in costumes of the pink-haired
protagonist, and captured her new armored look to perfection.

The devil is in the details when it comes to Dragon Age 2’s Flemeth,
making Amazon Mandy’s complex wig styling, ornate crown, and elaborate
bodice extremely impressive.

Cosplayer Odango tackled American McGee’s Alice for an annual convention
in Russia, taking the time to recreate one of the protagonists more
unusual weapons.