The Rogue Cosplayer

I was only able to get a couple pics at the Kansas Comic Con, but kudos to this amazing cosplayer! She really made me wish I had the time to make a Dr. Crusher or Captain Janeway suit for myself for this con! PS, feel free to HMU if you know her so I can tag her for credit!

PS, if anyone is interested in customized commissions, I made all of my Wonder Woman costumes as well as my Batwoman suit and other props (including my Harley Quinn mallet, light up lasso and more)!

Anyone else make it out to the Kansas Comic Con? If not, you all really missed out and should check it before it's over on Sunday!
They did an amazing job organizing the whole event!

Ever want to learn how to make costumes but don't know where to start? Come out to Hutchinson, KS this Saturday at 1p.m. to learn how to get started at NaCl Comic Con at the cottonwood building! (The costume pictured is entirely handmade and is not as hard as you think to learn!)

***IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT***
Upcoming mental health and costume creation content!!!

Hey guys, I know it's been a long while since I've been active on social media, but I wanted to share some exciting news! This October 26th, I will be partnering with NaCl Comic Con in Hutchinson, KS, to do two panels on costume creation and mental health.

If you ever wanted to learn how to make costumes and props like the ones you see on my profile, please consider coming to our 11:30am panel where and I will be talking about how anyone at any age or skill level can learn to do this! Then, at 2 pm, we will be doing our most important panel-- discussing how the arts, creativity, and mental health go hand in hand!

If you ever find yourself feeling alone and misunderstood
or struggle with symptoms of mental illness, I'm asking you to please consider attending our panel or to watch it online after the convention. It is my hope that the more I can destigmatize mental illness, educate and empower people to make their own life decisions, perhaps a few less people will die quietly at home because they felt so alone and isolated, as I almost did. While this panel will be open to all ages, I encourage parents to attend with their kids, as mental health (even mental health being discussed by two trained professionals) is a heavy topic that benefits from parental guidance.