Tag Archives: cosplay

My life-sized Sasaki Kojirou stand-in arrived, just in time for AX

Steps to getting your own loyal gate-keeper stand-in Obtain a clean image of Sasaki Kojirou. I originally wanted to use the character design from the Carnival Phantasm official guide book but it was too small (even after I tried to scan it myself) so I ended up just using the standard image from the Wikia. Run the image through Waifu2x …

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[Cosplay] Want to do an Azur Lane cosplay but not a cute girl? I got you

Easy steps to cosplaying an Azur Lane shikikan (commander): Buy a navy officer/captain costume off Amazon. Literally any will do. I don’t even think there’s a cannonic uniform design for Azur Lane. I went with these Buy a pair of shades so that you can look cool (or at least keep telling yourself that). I went with these cause they …

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Sakura-Con 2016

It's that time of year again: Sakura-Con 2016! Sakura-Con is the largest anime convention in the north west, with over 20,000 attendees and held this year at the Washington State Convention Center (Seattle, Washington) between March 25-27th. This was my third year attending, having attended and blogged about both 2015 and 2014. This time around, I didn't have any panel …

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Sakura-Con 2015

It's been a while since I've posted anything here (I blame ArcheAge, but last, last week was Sakura-Con 2015. Sakura-con is the largest anime convention in the north west, with over 20,000 attendees and held at the Washington State Convention Center (Seattle, Washington) between April 3-5th. I went last yearand took tons of cosplay photos as an attendee, but this …

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Sakura-Con 2014

Last weekend was Sakura-Con 2014, the biggest anime convention in the north-west. The convention is pretty big with over 25,000 attendees this year and was the biggest I’ve ever been to since Anime Expo 2011. It was also the first time I was attending an anime con with friends also interested in anime (including OhnoRaptors and Tsukikira), which made it …

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