The incredibly talented NsomniaksDream is known for her amazing makeup and illustration work, but she’s also used Worbla to create fantastical accessories to complete her looks.
Her Dragon Makeup included horns and ears made from Worbla and she’s shared with us two video tutorials on the process so you can create your own below!
We sent Worbla’s Kobracast Art to some intrepid cosplayers and they gave us back a series of different ways to use the material for lightweight headgear – specifically ears!
We’ll be adding more posts through the coming weeks, but first our first is Pokemon Ears by Thermo Cosplay!
Next is these poseable ears by Kimidori Cosplay, which use wire and Kobracast Art to hold their shape.
Naruvien Art&Design used Worbla’s Kobracast Art to create this lightweight wolf’s head as a comfortable costume headpiece.
Take a look at the process in the video below:
Pretzl Cosplay used Worbla’s Finest Art to create a birdskull for her Xayah from League of Legends costume. Check out the video detailing the steps below!
Serakirah Cosplay sculpted a Small Stubby robot from the NieR:Automata video game. You can see the process here:
Serakirah Cosplay sculpted her own adorable teacup Chip from Disney’s Beauty and the Beast and shared the process in this video below!
Hogal Cosplay used Worbla’s Pearly Art to create this dagger from Skyrim, and shared a video of the process with us below:
Kat at HealtoDeath shares how she used PVC pipe and some simple tricks with Worbla to create Rey’s iconic staff in this video below.
Photo by Lee SchultzGladzy Kei built her Cybespace Sombra from Overwatch costume with Worbla’s Mesh Art and TrsnapArt, and shared the process of making her pauldron with us.
You can find her WIP gallery here for more images.
Pretzl Cosplay used Crystal Art to create demonic runes for her newest costume and shared a video of the process.
A crystal formation made with Worbla’s Crystal Art, with Black Art used as the base to hide the battery.Hogal Cosplay shared how they made their crystal structures with Crystal Art.
Naruvien Art & Design shared her process of making dragonscale bracers out of Crystal Art shaped into flat sheets, then laced up.
Naruvien Art & Design shows how to heat and shape Crystal Art, using it with TranspArt to make a magic crystal staff or wand for her LARP.
Deco Art is a great way of adding dimension to your projects, whether you are building a dragon scale texture or sculpting a skull. Here are some videos showing how it can be done!
Lightning Cosplay shared a video of Deco Art being used to add a dimensional skull to a shoulder pauldron.
Jak Cosplay has created this great tutorial on making the armor bra cups that Digimon’s Angewoman sports. This tutorial would also be great for many other designs, including Ariel from the Little Mermaid. Take a look below!
Debbamour Cosplay created this video tutorial for making a simple face mask that fits your face perfectly.
(Worbla.com note: This is my favorite method of making domino masks!)
Thank to Debbamour Cosplay for sharing this with us!
KP Cosplay used Worbla to create a spear for her Snow Bunny Nidalee costume, and shared the video tutorial with us below!
Cersei Lannister’s iconic belt was recently made by the fantastic Jak Cosplay, and you can see her process in the video below. She also shares her blueprints for this design via Google Drive
Actoutgames used our Belt Buckle Tutorial to create their own, in this fun video showing the process below.
Find more by Actoutgames on their YouTube Channel.
Lyz Brickley shared with us the process of making her Mercy breastplate, which is a large, one piece shape.
Photo by Bear.
Gladzy Kei as Wonder Woman, photo by Pompey CosplayGladzy Kei Art and Cosplay created an amazing Wonder Woman build, based on the new movie, and shared a video on the build process of the breastplate.
The amazingly talented Keevanski used Worbla to make these fantastic prosthetic horns out of Worbla, and created a video showing how to make them.
Spanish video, with English captions!
You can also find Keevanski’s work on Youtube and Instagram, and her website here.
Keevanski wanted to create some Batarangs for an upcoming costume, and ended up using quite a few methods to create different effects and finishes in the video below! Make sure to turn on the English subtitles if you don’t speak Spanish!
You can also find Keevanski’s work on Youtube and Instagram, and her website here.
Jessica Nigri shared this video covering some of her amazing Deathwing build with us. Photo by David Ngo
Erza Cosplay shows a great way to make lightweight, sturdy horns for your cosplay using Worbla Black Art and Aluminum Foil.
If you’re looking to make a pair of convincing Digitgrade legs, take a look at this fantastic tutorial by Tim who created a great silhouette for his Minotaur and Satyr costumes without requiring stilts. The armor and Minotaur head are also made from Worbla’s Finest Art.
You can see photos of his build for both costumes below.
Planning a costume that requires Epic Cleavage? Need a way to build a top that you don’t break laws with – and won’t fall out of? Erza Cosplay created this video showing how she made her fake breasts with Worbla, foam, and spandex for her Nakagami Armor. Photo by Romana Gruber Photography
The incredibly talented 9Flame Creations created this League of Legends Orianna Costume with Worbla, foam, resin, and lots of time!
Here are two videos she shared with us, on the process of making the hovering skirt, as well as Orianna’s Ball, below:
Geordie Holly used worbla’s Black art to create a dragon for her Daenerys Targaryen cosplay when her first attempt out of polymer clay turned out to be too heavy and brittle to use as a prop.
You can see her video series documenting the process here:
Termina Cosplay shared this video tutorial on the process of making Link’s bracer from Hyrule Warriors. Check it out!
Kinpatsu Cosplay shared this video of the making of her Swords for her Katarina costume from League of Legends.
Kamui Cosplay’s progress video of her Dark Valkyrie Diana from League of Legends, sponsored by Riot.