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Julie Miyamoto

Dust: MAGFest 2014
Dust: MAGFest 2014 by @Minzoku (Julie Miyamoto)

Since I'm no longer the only Dust cosplayer, I naturally had to step up my game from last year, though this is still only ~80%(!) of what I was trying for before I ran out of time... would like to see some photos from the billion people who took them! [If you missed me, sorry—I'm not used to cosplaying just to be seen and got bored easily when I couldn't find an open game in the arcade.]

This is also my first fursuit head, which ended up larger than expected [oops, forgetting to adjust for size] but was nevertheless very breathable. Most of the work went into Ahrah, though—particularly last-minute—which is still kinda heavy despite trying for the lightest build possible. I mean, have you ever carried a prop around a convention?? UGH

[I mean to do more photos since the others I have turned out mediocre, but that'll have to wait until after MAGFest decompression... dies]

Edit: Found a few!

http://imgur.com/N6myKbl

http://i.imgur.com/RhMcOLjh.jpg

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=684631781560016&set=a.681884815168046.1073741866.445296682160195&type=1

http://twitpic.com/drch48

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