LittleLuckyCosplay
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Another piece of the Armored Ciri cosplay puzzle! Least happy with this piece but I’m hoping it’ll all come together with the other components. Probably going to make the buttons a little more silver
Dec 9, 2024 5:31 PM
LittleLuckyCosplay
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Another piece of the Armored Ciri cosplay puzzle! Least happy with this piece but I’m hoping it’ll all come together with the other components. Probably going to make the buttons a little more silver
MisspentYouth333
You wouldn’t want to gain any weight, otherwise you’d have to make it all again
DeeplyBroken
It's a good thing Geralt didn't have an iPhone when he called Ciri.
ThisGuyHere
I love that outfit and am looking forward to the full costume!
GTimgur
That is amazing
TheRealSauceBoss
EmptyHouseBurglar
I've seen a lot of cosplay. And I'm a big fan of Witcher characters. I didn't think I've been more impressed and excited about a cosplay than I am about your work and future outfit. Can't wait for the next post, can't wait for your complete costume one day. Also: Ciri deserves great armor! I hope Witcher 4 finds Ciri with options like these that you're working on. Thanks for sharing!
LittleLuckyCosplay
You are seriously too kind, and I appreciate you taking the time to type this out :,) thank you so much!! I’m glad I could pay homage to such a kickass character/series. Really hope to be wrapping up the cosplay soon!!
LrrrRulerofThePlanetOmicronPerseiVIII
Nice! I feel like a bit of weathering would really help the realism
LittleLuckyCosplay
For sure!
PixelSprite64
I love how much detail is going into every piece. And you make it seem so much simpler than it really is.
LittleLuckyCosplay
Thank you so much, I appreciate it! Hoping the details look cohesive when it’s all put together
justfillingthespace
I'm always in awe of how much effort goes into each piece of a good cosplay. I dunno if I could sit through that whole eyelet process. Really looking forward to seeing how the rest of this one turns out, especially the hair!
LittleLuckyCosplay
Thank you! And as much as I hate styling wigs they end up being my favorite part of cosplay! Though I think it’s just because I secretly want to be a lady of space and time as well…
justfillingthespace
Hey, I don't blame ya. Those powers are rad as hell! She's definitely one of the most interesting fantasy characters in recent memory. Man, I should really go back and play New Game + some time...
Frostycopper
It's looking great. Does the neck bit chafe?
LittleLuckyCosplay
Oof I haven’t worn it long enough to find out lol, but I might preemptively line it with some soft fabric! Good call!
mikeatike
Does this take a lot of skill? Of corset does.
DasKaras
LittleLuckyCosplay
Housemaster
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Volpe42
Wouldn't real leather have been more comfortable? Does pleather breath?
KellyCrazyCatLadyinTraining
Real leather requires more care than pleather; real leather needs to be conditioned regularly, like with a cream. Just like how human skin can dry out if not moisturized regularly, lol.
LrrrRulerofThePlanetOmicronPerseiVIII
So what you’re saying is… it puts the lotion on its skin or else its cosplay gets cracked and brittle?
SilverHornet
I mean, yes & no, kind of depends on use, and pleather will flake apart after not too much real use, especially at rub & fold points, which no amount of creams will solve.
LittleLuckyCosplay
Thats a very likely possibility! I have not worked with leather yet so I don’t have the skill set (but I would like to learn!), and I wanted to use something synthetic mainly for the cost savings. As for the breathability of pleather/vinyl… they say beauty is pain and sometimes so is cosplay
SilverHornet
Real leather is much nicer to work, and you can usually find it cheap or free, sometimes with really good wear patina for costumes ready made (dumped sofas + scalpel = profit)
Volpe42
Leather like that pleather is simulating would likely handle about the same as the pleather. It would just feel and smell so much better.
SilverHornet
Also much less likely to tear, and has a much nicer visual texture & sheen to it
MaybeSlightlyRelevant
Punching and riveting leather is pretty easy. Hand stitching takes some practise, and machine stitching needs a pretty powerful machine depending on the thickness.
Lots of places sell offcuts cheap that are great for small pieces and getting comfortable with the material, and it's super satisfying once you do.
Love the detail in your work!
LittleLuckyCosplay
Thank you for all the insights!! I definitely want to get into it at some point, it’s a very beautiful craft!