So I'm well into my freshman year of college. Consequentially, I'm also a week away from my first midterm. That's what I get for going to a college that operates on a term basis, though, so I can't really complain. My classes are good, I don't really hate any of my professors yet, and I haven't had so much work that I died (yet). That's good enough in my book.
Also, two of my friends just got over the H1N1. It was hilarious and terrifying at the same time.
I got a blog, for the hell of it. It's [link]
I don't know how much I update, but I'll probably post some pieces that I'm too cowardly to post here.
That's all I got right now. Marki, over and out.






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Name:
Age:
Gender:
Location:
How did you get into cosplay:
How long have you cosplayed:
Conventions youve been to:
Do you work in a group:
How long do you spend on cosplays:
Do you buy, make, or add to pre existing items:
Tell me anything you feel comfortable with.
Comments/ stories/ interest/ anything/
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etiB eM!
~~Pansexual!~~
Name: Marki (sorry, don't put my real name out.)
Age: 18
Gender: male
Location: central Massachusetts
How did you get into cosplay: I went to my first convention a newbie. Once I was there I sorta experienced cosplay first hand, along with my other newb friends. We decided to try it out the next year.
How long have you cosplayed: Since 8th grade, I believe. So almost five years?
Conventions you’ve been to: Anime Boston and Conneticon
Do you work in a group: Sometimes my friends form group cosplays. We help each other out on costumes, regardless.
How long do you spend on cosplays: Depends. I'm no professional or anything, but I've spent solid chunks of hours sewing costumes and whatnot.
Do you buy, make, or add to pre existing items: Generally I make them. The only things I've ever bought were wigs, really. It's cheaper to make your own, if at all possible.
Tell me anything you feel comfortable with: Not quite sure what kind of information you're after, here, but I can talk a little about it...
My favorite part of cosplay isn't the costume itself, actually, but the chance to act in-character. I'm a fan of acting, really, not the tech-work. Because of this I've shied away from the really hard costumes; armor, inhuman forms, etc. Even the ones I have done I haven't over-achieved on, like I would have to on, say, a contest. I just go for a likeness of the character, as close as I physically can, and stick with that. Nothing too amazing.
Group cosplays tend to be the funnest kind because you can sort of collectively act in-character. I was in an Alice in Wonderland cosplay at one point, and we literally just set ourselves up in a hallway and had a tea party. It was pretty freakin' awesome.
Yeah...that's all I got for ya.
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"Will you walk into my parlor?" Said the spider to the fly;
"Tis the prettiest parlor that you ever may spy.
The way into my parlor is up a winding stair,
and I have many curious things to show you when you are there."
:3
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etiB eM!
~~Pansexual!~~
~W
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Where collaborators meet to Lit up the Joint...
How are you?
Duuude, I'm fine, how about you? : D
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"Will you walk into my parlor?" Said the spider to the fly;
"Tis the prettiest parlor that you ever may spy.
The way into my parlor is up a winding stair,
and I have many curious things to show you when you are there."
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"do you know how many times she has given me AIDS with that stupid hedgehog?!"
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