My family were looking for something we could do in Downtown Sacramento last September 2nd, this year. I searched on Google about events that will happen that Saturday, and I found out about a 3-day SacAnime event at the Sacramento Convention Center. My sixteen-year-old son loves anime shows, so he was ecstatic when I told him about the event, and so did I, as I’ve never been to an event like that. So off we went to the convention. While we were walking toward the convention, we saw hundreds of people everywhere dressed up in costumes with their favorite characters from different shows, series, movies, cartoons and so on. I was having a good time looking at their costumes, that I took my camera out and I started taking pictures of them. As we were getting close to the convention, we spotted some guys in
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Woodwards explains that she’s been cosplaying since 2007. She says that none of her friends at school liked the stuff that she does. She found most of her friends through online and that’s how she got more involved in to cosplaying. She met several of her best friends now online. It also helped her confidence, as she used to feel awkward, ugly, and unwanted by her peers. But when she joined cosplaying, everyone accepted the way she is without judging. Although a lot of cosplayers part take for fun, there are also some who do it for a living. One example is Lindsay Elyse. Elyse is one of the few full time professional cosplayers in the world, and made it as a career for over ten years now, according to Zara Stone from The Hustle. She has appeared in many convention events as the official cosplay model for a lot of characters. Jessica Nigri is another professional cosplayer. She became popular when someone posted her in picachu costume, on the internet. Since then, she has been getting paid doing photoshoots for different
Woodwards explains that she’s been cosplaying since 2007. She says that none of her friends at school liked the stuff that she does. She found most of her friends through online and that’s how she got more involved in to cosplaying. She met several of her best friends now online. It also helped her confidence, as she used to feel awkward, ugly, and unwanted by her peers. But when she joined cosplaying, everyone accepted the way she is without judging. Although a lot of cosplayers part take for fun, there are also some who do it for a living. One example is Lindsay Elyse. Elyse is one of the few full time professional cosplayers in the world, and made it as a career for over ten years now, according to Zara Stone from The Hustle. She has appeared in many convention events as the official cosplay model for a lot of characters. Jessica Nigri is another professional cosplayer. She became popular when someone posted her in picachu costume, on the internet. Since then, she has been getting paid doing photoshoots for different