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marijaench
Member, NW M9 Playtest Posts: 10 Arc User
Hail, Adventurer!
My name is Alsy ( at least in the cosplay world) and a few months ago I decided to cosplay Valindra. The alive version.
I've been an avid Neverwinter player since it came out ( it think I was in beta too) - lately spend most of my time doing dragon runs with guildmates, but I pvp as well (in-game you can find me as marijaench@Lia Moonshadow or /@Ciri ).
This will be my second cosplay ever (first one was Lightning from FF13) and first time working with LEDs, sewing a corset and casting gems. So far it's going good I think.
I'll add some pictures of my progress and the costume I'm making ( so you know what to use as a reference). I have actually done more that can be seen in pictures, I just haven't documented it yet
Constructive criticism is appreciated. Also, if you happen to know how long Valindra's cape is, let me know in the comments - becasu there are no pictures of her from the back and in the game you can't really tell.
Have a great day everybody!
My name is Alsy ( at least in the cosplay world) and a few months ago I decided to cosplay Valindra. The alive version.
I've been an avid Neverwinter player since it came out ( it think I was in beta too) - lately spend most of my time doing dragon runs with guildmates, but I pvp as well (in-game you can find me as marijaench@Lia Moonshadow or /@Ciri ).
This will be my second cosplay ever (first one was Lightning from FF13) and first time working with LEDs, sewing a corset and casting gems. So far it's going good I think.
I'll add some pictures of my progress and the costume I'm making ( so you know what to use as a reference). I have actually done more that can be seen in pictures, I just haven't documented it yet
Constructive criticism is appreciated. Also, if you happen to know how long Valindra's cape is, let me know in the comments - becasu there are no pictures of her from the back and in the game you can't really tell.
Have a great day everybody!
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The staff, necklace, crown and pauldrons were the most work, yes. Not hard, but time-consuming.Had to cast every single gem, make all the parts exactly the same... it takes a lot of patience and some precision. The staff's base is expanding foam with loads of layers of paper mache, the crown is clay ( heavy as hell
Another part that was time consuming was the skirt - 30+ seperate leather strips, all had to be cut and burned along the edges, also really heavy to walk around for 10 hours. And then, of course, the corset. It's the first corset I ever made so I guess it turned out pretty ok.
I wish I had the patience and the skills to make something like that.