#shiba cosplay

[stnintendog]

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[cold-heart-warm-writings]

I went to my first con yesterday, so Tokyo Revengers characters going to a con

Chifuyu would go ALL OUT as some obscure manga character, and his outfit would be on *point*, but no one knows who he is.

Baji goes as a half assed Luffy with his shirt undone. Everyone at the con showers him with compliments, much to Chifuyu’s dismay.

Hanma would dress up as the Joker, or the most unhinged character that he could think of, and he would go all out on his cosplay. You would think that he wouldn’t because of his more laid back attitude towards most things, but he would commit to the bit.

Kisaki would not dress up. Jeans, t-shirt, sweatshirt, would not dress up.

Emma and Hina somehow managed to convince the twins to go as the twins from Ouran. Smiley would be Hikaru, and Angry would be Kaoru, and yes there’s a big difference.

Koko and Inupi claim that they were forced to wear cat and dog ears. The ears mysteriously disappear within minutes.

Taiju would go as Geto. He would pass out pamphlets to a local youth group.

Pah would go as Tanaka and lowkey judge people.

Peh would wear a Karasuno volleyball outfit and lowkey judge people with Pah.

Shinichiro would be a spot on Kakashi Hatake. Unfortunately, small children decide to troll him and ask what happened to his eye and if he’s a pirate.

The Mizo Middle Five would all wear maid’s outfits. Some were more willing than others, but for once, girls actually pay attention to them, laugh in a “with” you and not “at” you sort of way, and they become more confident, even stooping into a little curtsey every now and then. They honestly rocked the look.

Emma would want to go as some kind of couple outfit with Draken. Draken would without a doubt drag his feet. He seems like the kind of person who would not want to dress up, especially not in a couple outfit. However, Draken being Draken, he loves making his loved ones happy, and often caves and rolls over for those he loves. So that’s how he found himself as Loid and Emma and Yor at the next con. They make a perfect pair. The smiling, bubbly Yor who is a bit flustered, and a more stoic but still sweet Loid.

Takemitchy and Hina also both want to go as a couple pair, but Mikey gets jealous. They would go as Emma, Norman, and Ray from The Promised Neverland. That or Hina as Ochako, Takemitchy as Midoriya, and Mikey as Bakugo (the rage and fights fits). They’d be a little cringey, but the kids at the con absolutely adore them.

Mitsuya was responsible for the creation of all the cosplays, so he just wears regular clothes.

[operatorinvestigator]

Halloween was lit as fuck at the shop ❤️

[pelmesheksworld]

I found some cosplays, they are very beautiful:3 But I don't really know, what of them is the most interesting and perfect..

Which is the best??

[sharkurai]

Shiba from Neo TWEWY should wear whatever the fuck this thing is

[zhongliswallet]

Are you hungry my friend? I brought you a little snack!

📸 acousticaphotog (ig)

[queenofcringe]

Yuzuha has finally been animated!!

[princemonday]

i went to put together a yuzuha cosplay and realized i have almost everything for both an emma and yuzu cosplay. this is what happens when you subscribe to the kogal aesthetic 🥰

[don-dake]

前兔光明？但係…你都唔係真嘅兔仔呀！

(Bunnyful future? But…you're not even a real bunny!)

[tasayutasnaphun-blog]

Halloween at the Kakashi’s 🥷 🐕 !!! . . . . . #nyc #newyork #halloween #naruto #hatakekakashi #kakashi #cosplay #costume #halloween2022 #pikachu #pokemon #pikasui #odangotheboof #shiba #shibainu #animalhavenalum #adoptdontshop (at New York City, N.Y.) https://www.instagram.com/p/CkZ-R2DMMrG/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[meaganthepagan]

Chainsaw Man Day!

[lastofthepencilpushers]

Sailor Inu

@awsartzzz 's character Inu cosplaying as Sailor Moon

When I checked the character's profile at Artfight, I noticed she was wearing that magical girl's outfit.

Too bad her hairstyle looks more like Sailor Mars or it'd be more perfect.

Oh, well...hope the artist likes it anyway.

Sailor Moon created by Naoko Takeuchi

[fuckyeahchinesefashion]

cosplay of daji妲己, a famous ancient chinese beauty transformed from the famous chinese yaoguai, jiuweihu九尾狐, i.e. nine tail fox (coser is shiba chongchuan十八重川)

[infamouslydorky]

boxers

Throw back to that time I streamed myself playing ace attorney case 1-4 in Manfred Von Karma cosplay while wearing boxer print boxer shorts and carrying around a plush shiba inu

[barananduen]

Art Advice: How to Have a Positive Outlook

Welcome to the next Art Advice Article in the series! This time, we'll talk about tactics you can use to not feel discouraged when things don't turn out the way you want.

🌳It Happens to Everyone

If it gives you some consolation, know the fact that everyone screws up sometimes, even professionals. People just tend to not show their screw-ups, so it's easy to make the false assumption that everything they do is wonderful and they never mess up. Just because you didn't see it doesn't mean it didn't happen. Mistakes and work the artist doesn't like happen to everyone at all levels. It's completely normal!

🌳Changing Your Outlook about Mistakes

When we draw something that doesn't come out how we intended it, keeping these two things in mind will help you move forward. We'll introduce the ideas first and then expand on them below.

Mistakes are necessary for progress. Every time something doesn't come out "right," we get one step closer to getting to the point where it does come out just the way we want it (perhaps even better!). We just need to keep trying and not give up.

You can use humor to not let it get you down. Laugh at your own mistakes. You don't have to show them to others if you don't want to, but YOU can laugh at your own screw-ups. It will help you not feel bad about them.

🌱Expanding on #1: Mistakes are Necessary for Progress

Whenever something doesn't come out right, you will (should) work on fixing it, if not in that drawing, then in the next one(s). These are the stepping stones necessary for perfecting your craft. Think of it like defeating baddies in a video game: you can't level up without overcoming those obstacles.

I know people say it so much that it's almost become a cliche, but it's true: practicing is necessary to get to where you want to be. Art is like a sport: you're not going to become a goal-scoring machine without having first spent time standing in front of the goal shooting balls at it during training, and then doing it while moving and with other players in the way (add obstacles/change scenarios). When I used to go to conventions, I would see people sitting on the floor or wherever with their sketchbooks, drawing all the time; then the people in the artists' alley were always drawing while at their table.

🌱Expanding on #2: Using Humor

This is easier explained with a story, so I'll tell you of a time I wanted to learn how to draw panthers. I'd never drawn one before, so I drew a few.

One looked like Bart the bear, that big brown (Kodiak) bear that you used to get in all the movies.

So I LOLed at it and took a look at my bear cosplaying as a wannabe-panther and tried to figure out why it looked like a bear instead of a panther - aha! the lower jaw was too long. I made it shorter. Also, the eye was too round.

(Note: At the time, I didn't know I was going to use this for an article, so I didn't scan it before corrections; I've drawn over the scan to show what it originally looked like.)

I drew another, but it looked like a cute shiba-inu instead. I drew a bow on it and some blush; had another laugh. I looked at my shiba-inu cosplaying a hello-kitty panther and tried to find out what made it look like a shiba-inu instead of a panther. The jaw was STILL too long.

I left my shiba-inu/hello-kitty because it was funny and drew another one, this time with an even shorter lower jaw. Still not right. Made the lower jaw thicker from gum to chin.

Repeat, repeat, repeat drawing more panthers until I got one I liked. Then I drew it again. Then I drew it from another angle to make sure I'd gotten the hang of it.

🌳Closing

So, when you have something you don't like:

Remember that this happens to everyone.

Mistakes make progress.

Don't be harsh on yourself, laugh at it instead.

Look closely to see exactly what about it seems "off," then you can work on those bits.

Once you get it right, try again a couple more times to cement the knowledge.

Last, but very important: don't drown in your mistakes, always stop and appreciate what you did RIGHT! There is plenty of good stuff, but, in general, we, as humans, tend to overlook it and focus on the negative things. Don't. While it's important to learn from our mistakes, it's also important to recognize our successes so we can build on them. Do not neglect your strengths!

And remember to enjoy the process of what you're doing! 💖

Happy arting! ~B~

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[a-chess-lesson]

"well, Sticky, this reminds me of a simply wonderful puzzle!"

my life has been utterly taken over by professor layton, so i decided to draw reynie cosplaying as luke, my favorite character! (listen i know the "this reminds me of a puzzle" is a layton quote, not a luke quote, but shhhhh)

more details + alt version under the cut :)

i draw reynie and luke very similarly, especially in the eyebrows and nose shape. my favorite character design quirk is to give people the round, thick shiba inu eyebrows- you can always tell who my favorite character is because i always gave them those!

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