The Worbla team has a few Overwatch enthusiasts on board, so we wanted to create a gallery showcasing Overwatch costumes from around the world that used Worbla in some way!
Overwatch Costumes!
Anubis Pharah – Overwatch
Germia used Worbla and EVA foam to create her stunning Anubis Pharah with wings that move! It’s an amazing build and you can see her progress and the final build here!
Nicci Knacks
Nicole Taylor of Nicci Knacks: Sculpture, Costume Arts & Commissions is a talented sculptor who works with polymer clay, foam, wire and Worbla, Nicci Knacks has created some absolutely stunning works that are completely unique and amazing examples of the versatility of Worbla in mixed-media projects. Take a look at some of her stunning pieces…
Dekaron Segita Hunter by Ináste
Ináste Cosplay (also on Instagram) created this amazing full-body costume and bow of her Segita Hunter from the video game Dekaron. Photos above by A.Z.Production Cosplay Photography and Cyberhead Designs. Take a look at her WIP gallery below: Thanks again to Ináste for sharing her work with us. You can check out more of her…
Diablo Witch Doctor
Methyl Ethyl Cosplay used Worbla’s Finest Art for the build of her Witch Doctor costume, from Diablo.
Worbla for your BJD
Ball Joint Dolls are fantastic artistic creations that owners have used to make some amazing designs. Take a look at how Worbla has been used with these awesome dolls to create armor, props and accessories.
Worbla and Corsetry
Here at Worbla.com we are always finding new and amazing ways Worbla has been used to create beautiful and often breathtaking art. We’ve started to see Worbla incorporated into amazing corsetry, and have created a small gallery below. If you have used Worbla in your corset, bustier or stays, please let us know!
Erza Cosplay’s Work
Erza Cosplay continues to astonish us with her amazing attention to detail, fantastic craftsmanship, and wonderful tutorials and willingness to help that we love to see within the community.
Armor Examples 8
Examples of Worbla used for Armor in many various forms.
Couture Fashion
Worbla isn’t just being used on stage and conventions – Fashion and Couture Designers are starting to really experiment with new materials, and Worbla allows for some fantastic creativity.