Live Magazine September 2014 Volume 9/2014 | Page 157

Photographer: SoulFire Photography | www.facebook.com/SoulfireStudio

Your video tutorials are really
detailed but easily understand where can readers go to see more
of your tutorials?
A few years ago on a whim, to test
out a new camera I received as a gift
I got for my birthday I filmed myself
working on a piece of armor for my
Kerrigan costume. The video was
very experimental, but I uploaded
it on Youtube and it became very
popular and I got a lot of positive
feedback from viewers and even requests for more videos. I have made
graphical tutorials for cosplay in the
past and they have also been very
popular among the community, but
I recently decided that I wanted to
take more time to explore using You-

tube as a venue for my tutorials, and
have uploaded an entire series of
videos detailing the construction of
one of the worbla and sequin bracers I constructed for my Vaporeon
costume.
The tutorials are found on my youtube channel www.youtube.com/
Phaleure, but I always upload a link
to my videos on my facebook page
www.facebook.com/Phaleure, so
if you want to get all of my graphical tutorials, like the one for coloring
worbla, or my video tutorials, AND
all of the juicy tips I include when I
upload my copious cosplay progress
photos that would be a good place
to start!

And finally where can we send
readers who want to find out
more about you?
I try to be as available to the community as possible! Along with my
youtube channel and facebook
page, I also have an Instagram:
www.instagram.com/Phaleure
and a twitter:
www.twitter.com/Phaleure
Are you starting to notice a pattern
here?
I love to meet new people and
adore chatting, and talking shop,
so if anyone is so inclined they can
also e-mail me at phaleurecosfx@
gmail.com.