I’m just at a conference in Auckland, New Zealand for a few days. It’s all about inspiring our youth to seek inspiration and be innovative. To be engaged with life and not just sit on a seat, watch the tube and let others live thr life they desire. I daily …
I was blessed to be in Wellington, New Zealand several years ago when I came across the exhibition of a famous photographer. I cannot recall his name except that he was being honoured with an exhibition at the museum. Looking at the various images from his best works scattered around …
Just wanted to give a big shout out to Charm Hauraki at Hoppipolla Imagery for the awesome background imagery on our website. She certainly went the extra mile when she created the shot of me in my Marcus Fenix Gears of War cosplay. In fact the extra mile references the15+ …
My cosplay for NZ’s 2018 Armageddon event was a lot easier than my previous efforts and I managed to be complete it with the same last minute panic as my previous offerings! It all started with a friend telling me that he was going to 3D print his first lightsaber. …
Absolutely awesome time at Itchy Trigger Finger …This is my Microsoft Gears of War 4 cosplay of the character Marcus Fenix. All foam except for the two skull emblems on the armour and the 3D printed gun. Credit goes to Microsoft for an awesome game that I just have to …
Spent an hour cleaning this image and adding a different background image. Looking good ladies.See the original here
A good friend of mine who has spent a lot of time in Wayne’s Workshop showed up at Itchy trigger Finger today ready to Cos as a Destiny Hunter. David worked hard to create a realistically believable character from the game. In my opinion we did an awesome job!
Great spending the day with two awesome Whangarei Cosplayers Shanene as a Dungeon & Dragons Ranger and Kate the Shield Maiden. Absolutely awesome freeform cos’s from two very talented ladies!
Well I have finally started… Step one of heaps: Template my dressing gown and start the 3D printing process… Step Two: Cut out the cloth… Step Three: Print the pieces of the props… Step Four: Sew, sew, sew – well actually begin to learn how to sew, make a mess …
