Armor making can be a hell of a thing for cosplayers. Thankfully we've got our friends Wig-wig Cosplay to talk to us about their experiences and the techniques they've used to make their costumes Plus Extra!

If you want some some insight on how our photo projects happen and how everyone has a hand in the process... then you won't want to miss this one! Everything from detailing the project direction to working through the shoot and the post-production/presentation process.

Tacocat and SkyPirate of Wig-Wig Cosplay talk quite a bit about sewing techniques they use for their cosplays and things to keep in mind when using/learning them.

Rob and Tacocat will have an in depth discussion regarding all the things she considers when making a new cosplay. We'll discuss points behind some upcoming projects along with what to possibly change when remaking previous costumes.

Rob and Tacocat talk about the first photo shoot they've done in almost a year... and the difficulties that came with it. Plus we also announce the winner of our first giveaway contest!

The first episode of the A World With Cons is the Cosplayer Edition. We brought on our friends Ky Hikari, Rizuki, and Wig-Wig Cosplay. There was a lot of amazingly good discussion in this ep. And hopefully we can have them on for other things in the future.

Rob and Tacocat discuss building a brand new website, changes to engagement on Instagram, the Arda Wigs portfolio submission system, and the possibility of adopting new creator support platforms. Plus we have a viewer submitted question regarding turnaround times for receiving photos. Which we have a lot to say about.

Rob and Tacocat discuss the techniques she’s used for some current cosplay projects and those she applied on other projects prompted by the SheProp Challenge.

Rob and Tacocat discuss how the typical end of Con Season has taken place online, the fundraising efforts of both World Cosplay Summit and MAGFest, and what things cons may learn from all of this.

Rob Swackhamer and Tacocat Cosplay talk about what everyone at Make Them Awesome has been doing over the past few months, why they decided to start making videos, and how cosplayers, photographers, and events might change in the future.