Boston's annual PAX East convention recently took place, where many DIY cosplay costumes were on display. One in particular is a costume from the all-new Embers of War, which Dark Rift Entertainment commissioned from 3D printing costumer Bindi Smalls, who is also known as Natasha Spokish.
Spokish worked with Sox Cosplay and Props in order to create a fully 3D-printed costume in order to announce the Embers of War game at PAX East.
The 3D-printed costume is made from about 80 individual parts and came together in just about a month from 11 3D printers working for more than 1,700 hours. An impressive DIY cosplay costume design like this speaks volumes for the future of completely custom cosplaying, costuming and fashion in the years to come.
3D-Printed Cosplays
This DIY Cosplay Costume Took Over 1,700 Print Hours to Create
Trend Themes
1. Custom 3D Printing - The trend of using 3D printing technology to create completely custom costumes and fashion.
2. DIY Cosplay - The trend of using DIY methods to create elaborate cosplay costumes that incorporate high-tech components.
3. Collaborative Cosplay - The trend of collaborating with other cosplayers, artists, and makers across disciplines to create immersive cosplay experiences.
Industry Implications
1. Entertainment - The industry can leverage 3D printing and DIY trends to create more immersive and interactive experiences for fans and consumers.
2. Fashion - The fashion industry can use 3D printing technology to design and produce more unique and sustainable pieces.
3. 3D Printing - 3D printing companies can focus on developing and improving their technology to meet the demands of the cosplay and fashion communities.