Is there something you can impress people with in 2020?

[Anonymous No.10359903]

Look how even the simpliest design could get you a lot of engagement 5-10 years ago. Back then we didn't have a lot of technology for crafing, so it felt really precious. Now, in the days of worbla and foam armour, it just doesn't feel as special anymore. Whatever stuff seems easy to recreate. Is there yet something left that may look interesting in 2020?

[Anonymous No.10359918]

Honestly, well-done electronics/lights still impress me. I've also seen a few people implement pyrotechnics into their stuff and that is wicked cool.

[Anonymous No.10359925]

>>10359918
this. these are still harder in comparison to the rest and look really impressive in-person.

[Anonymous No.10359928]

A superhero/samus/d.va/Spider-Man/zentai suit that isn’t just dull printed fabric and is handmade impresses me. Especially when they involve accurately textured fabric that was screenprinted.

It’s sorta weird with how popular cosplays like Spider-Man and D.va are that were still stuck with majority of them being just printed suits.

[Anonymous No.10359932]

>>10359903
>non-printed suits
>intricate foam/clay work
>lights or sound
>fog
>fancy ballgowns

[Anonymous No.10360190]

>>10359928
Why is that weird to you? Most people are normies who just wanna throw together a costume in a few days, not work on it for months.

[Anonymous No.10360434]

>>10359928
Attention to detail changes the game man

[Anonymous No.10360435]

In all honesty, mechs made out of foam, movable eyes and or mouth, sculpted muscle suits, custom made texture fabrics, alien/mystical makeup, Kemeno fursuits, and good tmnt cosplays

[Anonymous No.10360438]

>>10360434
I feel this looks so much more realistic even if the suit isn't super high quality since he made his suit himself in canon.

[Anonymous No.10369050]

movie level stuff