It’s called swagbending.
We stay fly, no lie, and you know this
BOLIN
HELP I’M HAVING TOO MUCH FUN.
OH MY GOSH I WANNA HUG HIM
Via "Thats what you and I do. Protect each other"
The finished product - my unicorn horn! Lightweight, secure on the headband…though not necessarily my head.
My various progress shots of my unicorn horn for Rarity of My Little Pony - the first craft I’ve attempted on my own.
Started with a Styrofoam cone base and put a layer of paper-towel paper maché around it. Followed that up with four more layers, alternating newspaper and lined paper - the lined paper dries quicker. After it was entirely dry, smoothed out some Model Magic-brand clay over it and allowed it to dry overnight. I sanded it down, but not as much as I would have liked - I was worried about cracks. After a layer of white paint just to fill in any little cracks that did show, a sprayed it with glaze and let it dry overnight. Unexpected hitch: the glaze melted the Styrofoam that I hadn’t covered, under the base. I filled that with clay, as well, to make an even surface, and then used strong white glue to put on the headband (no teeth on the headband, also - don’t wanna mess up the wig!) Then a few dollops of hot glue to both ends at the headband to keep it steady while it dried.
My dress-down version of Axel - please remember that smoking fake cigarettes is a real addiction, and not cool.
Better-lit photos of my Nezumi cosplay! In a very femme pose, but hey, the guy dresses up as a woman. How manly can he be?
Wait - a girl dressed as a guy who dresses as a girl? Cosception!
I am a gay superhero.
I went into work, only to find a group of my coworkers discussing another colleague and me. Apparently, this colleague was telling everyone about how annoying she found me to be. Her words were thus:
“I hate how she thinks she’s some kind of gay superhero.”
There you have it, ladies and gentlemen. I am a gay superhero.
Most fantastic behind-the-back-insult ever.
