Her latest project is a big pink dress made from over 300 yards of tulle and took two months to be done. It was named The Social Distancing Dress.

“This dress definitely isn’t perfect (yes, I know you can see the wheels) but, it is done, and I am really, really proud of it,” the artist shared on her Instagram and added that she will be posting a video to show how the dress was created.

Another project that caught our attention is the DIY Disney Shoes, which took her over three weeks to make. Her main inspiration was The Beauty and the Beast Disney movie.

If you want to see her beautiful handmade princess gowns and shoes, check out the gallery below. Don’t forget to follow her Instagram for more.

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Of course, because of this growing number of aspiring cosplayers, competition has become a little bit stiff.

Because of this, cosplayers are constantly trying to outdo each other, whether it’s by finding out new ways to create costumes or finding the weirdest characters to cosplay.

Mira Park, who cosplays under the name beebinch, belongs more to the latter.

Instead of going with the more mainstream characters in anime and cartoon shows, Mira Park chooses to portray the less famous and more unexpected ones.

The result? Some of the most hilariously creative and eye-catching cosplays you’ll ever find.

Although we’re all entitled to our own opinions as to whether or not Mira Park’s cosplays are great or not, we can all probably agree that they are, at the very least, eye-catching.

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Maleficent is a fictional character who first appeared in 1959’s Sleeping Beauty. In 2014, Disney saw an opportunity to reintroduce the once-villain as more of an anti-hero and had Angelina Jolie portray her, to wondrous results.

These days, Maleficent has become a staple in cosplay conventions – gatherings where most people who dress up as their favorite fictional characters. But while many cosplayers have tried to dress up as Maleficent, none can take the cake from Drisana Litke of Drizzy Designs.

Scroll down to see her marvelous costume.

The post Cosplayer Creates Movable Wings for Maleficent Costume appeared first on 5dwallpaper.com.

Case in point, the next-level cosplay creations of Brenna Mazzoni. A self-taught cosplay and makeup enthusiast hailing from Clermont, Florida, Mazzoni is constantly pleasing her 100k Instagram followers with her astonishing creations and transformations.

While Mazzoni might not necessarily be the biggest cosplayer out there, it probably is only a matter of time before she blows up. Her creative and realistic costumes look so real that they feel like they’re about to jump right out of your screen.

Scroll down below to see Mazzoni’s next-level cosplay creations.

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Most people wouldn’t probably say that they’ve spent a thousand hours on their hobby, let alone on just one particular pet project. But, that’s exactly what a game designer from Switzerland did when she spent a thousand hours creating a costume that looked like it was printed straight out of a CGI model.

Martina Hugentobler initially shared her creation on Reddit, which instantly became a viral hit. After taking a look at it, it’s easy to see why a lot of people are gushing over this side-project of hers.

From her sheer dedication and her attention to detail, you can see clearly just how passionate Hugentobler is when it comes to creating costumes. The CGI-looking Anubis costume certainly does the Egyptian’s god of the dead justice.

The post Woman Spends a Thousand Hours Creating CGI-Like Costume appeared first on 5dwallpaper.com.

Ever since 2013, Cha has used his creativity to create hilariously bad renditions of our favourite characters. From anime characters to movie villains and protagonists, Cha has done it all.

He posts all of his cosplays on his Facebook page, “Low Cost Cosplay“, which, to-date, has amassed as nearly 4 million followers. We can expect that number to grow soon, as Cha recently found the perfect way to portray the characters from HBO’s hit series, Game of Thrones.

Scroll down to see some of his hilarious creations.

The post This Game of Thrones Cosplay Is Hilariously Bad appeared first on 5dwallpaper.com.

Alexander Kravets is an amazing cosplayer from Russia who doesn’t need a big budget to create his costumes. His secret ingredient is ridiculousness and that’s the main reason so many people love his work. The “zero-budget, suitable cosplay” is everything we ever wanted from cosplay and so much more.

Scroll down and enjoy Alexander’s costumes made mostly using household items.

https://www.instagram.com/p/BglfLEmFWJU/

https://www.instagram.com/p/BigvuolnzyT/

https://www.instagram.com/p/BlaAq85Fqqc/

https://www.instagram.com/p/Bm-6dPKlO6I/

https://www.instagram.com/p/Bn0T6sulRLI/

https://www.instagram.com/p/Bo_d9q2Fxr_/

https://www.instagram.com/p/Bpjbu0mA5pI/

https://www.instagram.com/p/Bpo0le1AI-d/

https://www.instagram.com/p/Bp1VODQAvWv/

https://www.instagram.com/p/BqFAzSngNtx/

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Being a good cosplayer is much more than dressing up. You can see that she’s not only copying the outfits and makeup to perfection, but also the personalities. You’ll enjoy browsing the photos!

The post Russian Cosplayer Perfectly Transforms Herself Into Pop Culture Characters appeared first on 5dwallpaper.com.

Her latest project is a big pink dress made from over 300 yards of tulle and took two months to be done. It was named The Social Distancing Dress.

“This dress definitely isn’t perfect (yes, I know you can see the wheels) but, it is done, and I am really, really proud of it,” the artist shared on her Instagram and added that she will be posting a video to show how the dress was created.

Another project that caught our attention is the DIY Disney Shoes, which took her over three weeks to make. Her main inspiration was The Beauty and the Beast Disney movie.

If you want to see her beautiful handmade princess gowns and shoes, check out the gallery below. Don’t forget to follow her Instagram for more.

The post Cosplayer Makes a Social Distancing Dress appeared first on 5dwallpaper.com.

Of course, because of this growing number of aspiring cosplayers, competition has become a little bit stiff.

Because of this, cosplayers are constantly trying to outdo each other, whether it’s by finding out new ways to create costumes or finding the weirdest characters to cosplay.

Mira Park, who cosplays under the name beebinch, belongs more to the latter.

Instead of going with the more mainstream characters in anime and cartoon shows, Mira Park chooses to portray the less famous and more unexpected ones.

The result? Some of the most hilariously creative and eye-catching cosplays you’ll ever find.

Although we’re all entitled to our own opinions as to whether or not Mira Park’s cosplays are great or not, we can all probably agree that they are, at the very least, eye-catching.

The post Creative Cosplayer Portrays the Most Unexpected Characters appeared first on 5dwallpaper.com.

Maleficent is a fictional character who first appeared in 1959’s Sleeping Beauty. In 2014, Disney saw an opportunity to reintroduce the once-villain as more of an anti-hero and had Angelina Jolie portray her, to wondrous results.

These days, Maleficent has become a staple in cosplay conventions – gatherings where most people who dress up as their favorite fictional characters. But while many cosplayers have tried to dress up as Maleficent, none can take the cake from Drisana Litke of Drizzy Designs.

Scroll down to see her marvelous costume.

The post Cosplayer Creates Movable Wings for Maleficent Costume appeared first on 5dwallpaper.com.

Case in point, the next-level cosplay creations of Brenna Mazzoni. A self-taught cosplay and makeup enthusiast hailing from Clermont, Florida, Mazzoni is constantly pleasing her 100k Instagram followers with her astonishing creations and transformations.

While Mazzoni might not necessarily be the biggest cosplayer out there, it probably is only a matter of time before she blows up. Her creative and realistic costumes look so real that they feel like they’re about to jump right out of your screen.

Scroll down below to see Mazzoni’s next-level cosplay creations.

The post Self-Taught Cosplayer Shows Off Her Amazing Talent appeared first on 5dwallpaper.com.

Most people wouldn’t probably say that they’ve spent a thousand hours on their hobby, let alone on just one particular pet project. But, that’s exactly what a game designer from Switzerland did when she spent a thousand hours creating a costume that looked like it was printed straight out of a CGI model.

Martina Hugentobler initially shared her creation on Reddit, which instantly became a viral hit. After taking a look at it, it’s easy to see why a lot of people are gushing over this side-project of hers.

From her sheer dedication and her attention to detail, you can see clearly just how passionate Hugentobler is when it comes to creating costumes. The CGI-looking Anubis costume certainly does the Egyptian’s god of the dead justice.

The post Woman Spends a Thousand Hours Creating CGI-Like Costume appeared first on 5dwallpaper.com.

Ever since 2013, Cha has used his creativity to create hilariously bad renditions of our favourite characters. From anime characters to movie villains and protagonists, Cha has done it all.

He posts all of his cosplays on his Facebook page, “Low Cost Cosplay“, which, to-date, has amassed as nearly 4 million followers. We can expect that number to grow soon, as Cha recently found the perfect way to portray the characters from HBO’s hit series, Game of Thrones.

Scroll down to see some of his hilarious creations.

The post This Game of Thrones Cosplay Is Hilariously Bad appeared first on 5dwallpaper.com.

Alexander Kravets is an amazing cosplayer from Russia who doesn’t need a big budget to create his costumes. His secret ingredient is ridiculousness and that’s the main reason so many people love his work. The “zero-budget, suitable cosplay” is everything we ever wanted from cosplay and so much more.

Scroll down and enjoy Alexander’s costumes made mostly using household items.

https://www.instagram.com/p/BglfLEmFWJU/

https://www.instagram.com/p/BigvuolnzyT/

https://www.instagram.com/p/BlaAq85Fqqc/

https://www.instagram.com/p/Bm-6dPKlO6I/

https://www.instagram.com/p/Bn0T6sulRLI/

https://www.instagram.com/p/Bo_d9q2Fxr_/

https://www.instagram.com/p/Bpjbu0mA5pI/

https://www.instagram.com/p/Bpo0le1AI-d/

https://www.instagram.com/p/Bp1VODQAvWv/

https://www.instagram.com/p/BqFAzSngNtx/

The post Meet the Russian Cosplayer with Non-Existing Budget appeared first on 5dwallpaper.com.

Being a good cosplayer is much more than dressing up. You can see that she’s not only copying the outfits and makeup to perfection, but also the personalities. You’ll enjoy browsing the photos!

The post Russian Cosplayer Perfectly Transforms Herself Into Pop Culture Characters appeared first on 5dwallpaper.com.