Customer Gallery - Video Game Replica

Video games have come a long way since the 8-bit days of my youth. These days, you can tell what a character's costume is supposed to be made out of, with textures of leather, linen, and silk rendered clearly and beautifully on the screen. I find the artwork for many games to feature some of the most elaborate costumes I have ever seen. If your dream is to go around dressed as your favorite fighter, mage, pop star, or civilian character from a video game, we can help you with that. Take a look at some of the examples of gaming characters I've done for customers.

Demon in a Sly Suit For this quick costume I completed the coat and undershirt, since the shirt was shown to have very specific details that had to be done from scratch. It's a very stylish coat, done in twills and lined. I always wanted to do this coat, but not for me, so here was my chance! Costume highlights: coat is fully lined accurate pairs of buttons up the front shirt is custom-made to have the same buttons and side-vents as coat

Modern Streetwear The most challenging part about this green twill coat was the unique seam detail I saw in the reference pictures. There were a number of superfluous, decorative seams on the sleeves, and I enjoyed the interesting process of figuring out what had to be sewed where to make it look just like the reference! Costume highlights: lime green twill with black twill accents special seam accents on the sleeves black webbing applique

RPG Warrior Very rarely will I accept a commission that involves armor - this piece, upon research, happened to be very simple and easy for me to do - and to price. There was only a small chestplate with leather straps. The rest of this costume included a jacket, gloves, cloak with cowl, and the leg accessories, which I sewed directly onto the pants my customer provided. Costume highlights: armor is plaster-wrap shell covered in air-drying clay and distressed gloves are custom-fit to the customer! cloak is fully lined

Disclaimer: All media properties are trademark and copyright of their respective license holders. Star Wars is the property of Lucasfilm, Ltd. The Lord of the Rings is the property of Tolkien Enterprises, the Tolkien Estate, and New Line Cinema. Yu-Gi-Oh is property of Kazuki Takahashi. Resemblance to their designs is coincidental, and no attempt is being made from this site to profit off copyrighted names. I'd pay good money for licensed costume patterns if they made them (hint hint). Don't sue me, I just sew what people tell me to sew.

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