(I think I could improve on my cutting technique but it's okay cause it's my first time making these lol, but hope y'all enjoy them!)
(Sutemi looks different cause it's a fan design btw, let me know if anyone wants to see his full design! ^_^)
Hey guys! Good news: I got my scanner to work! :D To celebrate, I figured I'd show off come concept art for an Ayano Aishi cosplay I think would be nice to make should i do cosplay again! (Note: the image has been digitally altered to better enhance certain areas and correct a few mistakes)
I was originally gonna do a flippable top with a removable collar and scarf (which is why I drew both the uniform and her casual top), but then realized that it might end up being a little inconvenient, so I scrapped that idea.
I also added pockets so that I can easily place my phone or a notepad or something in it and not have to worry about not having any pockets! (Of course I'm still gonna be adding pockets to the skirt for the uniform, and for the casual fit I'm gonna just wear a pair of jean shorts I own, but you get the idea lol)
Obviously the collar in the game doesn't look exactly like the picrel (pic related), but it'll still look relatively the same once I get to making it. I didn't get to draw it, but I was also thinking of upcyling an old jacket I own for the winter uniform too, and maybe if I get the motivation and supplies to, I could create the 1980s mode sailor uniform in this style too for cosplaying Ryoba!
As for the embroidered logo on the back of the collar, I was thinking of it being in either gold or white, probably white since it matches the theme, and then a red color for the 1980s mode uniform.
Why the accessibility zipper you may ask? It's because I was thinking about tailoring it to my body type so that it looks better on me, and the zipper would make it easier to take off since skin tight clothes are kind of a pain in the ass to get off and stuff. Plus it just looks cool :3
Obviously the rest of the cosplay is more or less going to be the same as in typical cosplays of Ayano, but I just think the idea is pretty cool!
Would anyone here agree, and should I consider actually doing it? (It might have to wait until I get some help from my older sister though, since she's more experienced in this stuff than I am lol)
I got bored as hell and I was thinking about the story of Cain and Abel from the bible, and I kinda noticed that it was kinda similar to the backstory for the Aishi twins the more i thought about it. I heard the same dynamic can be found in the TADC fandom, which I thought was even more interesting lol
What do you guys think?
As the title suggests, I came across a site called "Galdrux.com" after hearing about it on a video on YouTube talking about creepy websites on the live internet. According to the video, the site's supposedly a place that's dedicated to teaching it's visitors on how to transcend into the next dimension through something called "quantum schizophrenia" and other shit like that (basically typical cult stuff).
From what I heard, it's never been officially confirmed if any of it is real, with the closest thing being a vague disclaimer at the bottom of the "home page", where it says it's a work of fiction but then immediately afterwards also says "We are not sure for how long this will keep being fictional." The site also describes itself as the "first multiversal cult of this planet!", which could imply that this site was originally meant to be a place for cults around the world to go and share their beliefs with other people on the internet (kinda like FaceBook in a sense). From what I heard, it remains a mystery to this very day, and outside of that original YouTube video and a few people on other subreddits claiming to be members of the "cult", I haven't heard a single person talk about this.
I actually did a bit of digging on my own about a year ago, and I personally think it might be fiction given it's ARG kind of feel--Kind of think of it as being similar to the SCP foundation, only instead of a science foundation made to contain the most eldritch monsters known to man, it's a cult centered around a giant eye spider guy, and it's not as organized as the SCP foundation's website. However, I also think that the possibility of this being an actual cult disguised as an ARG is also plausible given the vagueness of the only "evidence" proving it's fiction.
I've made this Detective board page that shows all my research here, but if anyone knows anything about this whole thing, please let me know:
https://www.detectiveboard.io/public-board/15d547cc-77b1-49cb-850c-97985f7dec11
^((PS, sorry if some of the information is a little inaccurate, it's been a while since I did any research on this).)
I'll also link the actual site here, but fair warning: there's a lot of flashing lights and eye straining images on here: