They’re not anyone’s mothers, they just have over-tanned skin. …

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Comment on E3 Cosplay Companions A Feast For The Eyes by Anonymous:

They’re not anyone’s mothers, they just have over-tanned skin.

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• E3 Cosplay Companions A Feast For The Eyes:
  

  I don’t think it’s that their particularly older than cosplays your used to seeing. It’s that there’s a lack of over exposure, color grading, or any of that other crap that hides most of the details the camera catches. Though they really could have taken the time to level balance the images to clear up the film grain and awkward lighting conditions.

• E3 Cosplay Companions A Feast For The Eyes:
  

  He was thrown in to see if you were scrolling all the way down.

• E3 Cosplay Companions A Feast For The Eyes:
  

  That would be Jessica Nigiri, the model Julie is based on (If you owned the game, you would actually KNOW that) Virgin Idiot.

• E3 Cosplay Companions A Feast For The Eyes:
  

  Jessica Nigiri = Best Julie cosplayer and the original (Lollipop Chainsaw) <3

• E3 Cosplay Companions A Feast For The Eyes:
  

  Star Trek cosplay fail, esp. pic 027: I can clearly see her tattoo on her right wrist. At least they attempted to give the Vulcan salute.

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