Lunchtime sketch for today: The ever awesome BelleChere as Power Girl!
My friend Big Chris never fails to make me smile. I’ve always loved how he draws Power Girl - all of his sketches have delightful character and life to them, making me happy when I see an update from him. So I was outright giddy to see this particular sketch. Thank you, Big Chris!
You should go check out his Etsy store!
Anna Mercury! by Adrian of The Supervixens.
This has just become my favorite photo manip of one of my images. I would do a live action Anna Mercury comic in a heartbeat.
Behold: The Goblin Queen.
Dragon*Con. Atlanta. 2011. Marriott Marquis: Atrium Level Elevators.
Madelyne Pryor Portrayed by Belle Chere: Internationally Renowned Cosplay Model & Artist. ~
I hate cosplayers like this. At this stage, its not about the costume or the character anymore, its about their “oo soh sexay boday”. And no, this is not about jealousy - I can eat what ever I want without apperance pressure. Cause i dont care. :D
Hate? That’s pretty strong, given that we’ve never met. I’m trying to understand where such a strong emotion is coming from, cause even if jealousy or body-image was an issue it should never warrant ‘hate’. The costume, while undeniably sexy in design, is entirely accurate to the character, so it’s not even like I’m twisting the image of a beloved character. Perhaps you need to redefine ‘hate’. I highly recommend giving this a read: http://www.pinupgirlstyle.com/profiles/blogs/sticks-and-stones
Not pictured - my husband, standing next to me, dressed as Mister Sinister, who ‘created’ the Goblin Queen/Madelyne Pryor. We were costuming together.
Also, I pretty much eat whatever I want, too.
Myself as Ms. Marvel with her Binary powers. Though she has appeared like this in the comics, my true adoration for this costume came from this Kotobukiya figurine.
The makeup is Mehron, though the eyes and lips are a blend of Mac and Geek Chic Cosmetics.
The top and bottom photos are by Rodney Brown, along with the extra photoshopped pizzaz in the first photo.
The other photos are by my friend Benn Robbins of Robbins Studios Photography.
Now I’m working on Captain Marvel, Carol Danvers’ lastest incarnation. I’m really pleased with the fabric choices, and I’m really looking forward to styling a wig into a faux hawk. I had no idea this was going to be such a Ms.-Marvel-centric year, but I’m looking forward to the launch of Capt. Marvel. A lot. So hopefully the costume will be done by ConnectiCon.
I also hope to complete Witchblade for CTCon, too. Ivy Valentine fabric came in, as well. I’m not ditching the rest of my costumes for this year!
I hope everyone’s having a blast down at MegaCon! I was there two years ago and wish I could have worked it out to return this year.
This is one of my favorite pics from that MegaCon - Amanda Conner and I! I’ve been a fan of her work since she came on the scene, loved seeing her talent be recognized (so few women are in the comic industry!), and was thrilled to meet one of my artistic inspirations.
The second pic was her idea.
Lady Death
pale ladies….whut?!
Woohoo, there’s a Bellechere on my dash! <3
O heeeey! Don’t mind me, just hangin’ out with my Deathbringer. Waiting for some demons to kill. Doin’ my thing.
(Source: waterpistolman, via captainsparklypants)
I bring you this brilliance by Chris Giarrusso
I know I’m posting a lot today, and I swear this is my last post, but I had to share this happiness since I’m watching Charlie Brown right now!
lol omg this is the best thing ever
The original X-Men by Paolo Rivera
