I have 2 costumes I'm currently working on for DragonCon in 2 months: The Horned King from The Black Cauldron and Sully the cyclops from Tiny Tina's Wonderlands game. Sculpting, molding, foam fabrication, sewing.... what can't you learn here at the SWSCA?

I will post more detail in the actual thread on my Bard the Bowman build but for workbench, I have been working with the mastiha exercise gum for the jawline, shaping eyebrows and working on hair color but, most of all, I have been working on the world's greatest comb over. Using my own hair as a glue on additive (still attached, still growing), I have been working on reshaping my hairline to match Bard. I ended up creating a contact adhesive process (using hairspray) prior to sculpting and styling.Two days back, I finally got the desired shape. I took a quick pic and overlaid a split face of Luke Evans. It was finally good enough so I rushed to get into costume before the sun set. Here is, in order, my hairline, my dirty bathroom mirror split face comp with Luke Evans and the outside shot with final hair styling. This will be a pretty strong repeat of a previous pose post but this one is final. All effects, costume and props complete (full thread, not yet updated, is here on forums and on therpf.com "bard the bowman impersonation cosplay costume"):

@Darrell Green i wouldn't trust any type of food product in that beast  lol

Do Creature Character Concept Designs and Sketches for a Fantasy/Horror short film proof of concept count?

These are Concept Designs of a few of the Creature Characters in a 20 minute Fantasy/Horror short film proof of concept that has been in Development Hell since 2017. LUNCH is the working title and the release title will be made public in Post. Our parent company's production company division is waiting on investors. The production budget for the short film P.O.C. is $175,000.00 ($175 thousand dollars) and the production budget for the feature is currently $5,000,000.00 ($5 million dollars). At one point we had $11,000,000.00 ($11 million dollars) in our bank's Escrow Account and that came from Slated. The film is on Slated still https://slated.com/films/204858/ but the development stage was taking too long and the investors pulled out! Big bummer. To say the least. We hope investors come around again and take interest in the story again. So IWS can work on it! Our Distribution Division even has merchandise ready. Just a few things already manufactured for the short film if we can hire a Crowdfunding Campaign Manager this time around for another round on a Crowdfunding website? First try was Kickstarter but I don't know anything about that so that is why we need to hire a Crowdfunding Campaign Manager.

Here's the current marketing pitch and exposition website for shopping the film around: https://facebook.com/lunchthemovie/ 

Feel free to ask any questions about this intellectual Property that is owned by DreamFactory Studios LLC.