u/Lab_racadabra

This is without the makeup and I haven't finished making the spoke guards for my wheelchair so not completely finished but a good start. Con is in a week so I have some time to finish everything.

I've got a sweatshirt I can paint the spots on. I've got a white skirt that I can dye purple. I have the converse and I've bought a cheap plastic flamingo that I'm going to attach to my wheelchair. All I need to buy is the dye and I've got an easy cosplay that'll be plenty comfy for day 2 of the con. Plus I saw loads of bluey merch last year so I'll fit in with that. Any suggestions on ways to improve the cosplay will be appreciated but I'm pretty happy with my idea.

I had a session booked in today to get a good portion of my sleeve done but due to an unexpected expense (my wheelchair broke) I could no longer afford the session so I messaged my amazing artist and she said to come in anyway and we'd do as much as we could in the time my deposit would cover. She was fantastic doing as much of the design as possible so at least I walked away with somthing after planning my sleeve for ages it was so nice to finally see it start to take shape. In a few months when I've paid for my new wheelchair I can go in and finish the line work, add shading and colour. The finished piece has 38 elements and we got 8 done today. So pleased with it so far and really excited to add the rest.

Love my artists work and highly recommend her. This is my 3rd tattoo with her. She's starting my sleeve on Saturday so I'll ask her then as well what I can do to keep my crocodile fresh and healthy looking. First image is what it looks like today and the second image was it fresh. You can't really see the "crusty" texture over it be it kinda looks like when you have dead skin and then go in the bath for ages and the skin goes all textured.