All physical objects will wear out over time, and costumes are no exception. After wearing it at six conventions over the course of two years, Jesse Trotter, (of Solar Wolf Cosplay,) decided to use his “Assassin’s Creed Syndicate” costume in a photoshoot before retiring the costume. Using Atlanta’s Oakland Cemetery as a substitute for Victorian-era London, Jesse dressed as Jacob Frye one last time for AGGN.
[Photos taken by AGGN photographer, James “FrameShot” Garner]
The Southern Fried Gameroom Expo returns to the Marriott Renaissance Waverly hotel in Atlanta June 8th through 10th, bringing a celebration of pinball and video games, table top games, and the gaming culture.
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[Photo taken by AGGN photographer, James “FrameShot” Garner]
Presenting a recap of the fantastic hallway costumes and miscellaneous events from MomoCon 2017.
[Photos taken by AGGN photographer, James “FrameShot” Garner]
At the 2017 Dragon Con, cosplayer Amanda Stone posed for AGGN in two photoshoots – the first as Chun Li from the Street Fighter games, and the second as Shahna from the Star Trek episode, “Gamesters of Triskelion”. Plus, Amanda gave us poses in her hallway costume of a police enforcer from Mad Max.
[Photos taken by AGGN photographer, James “FrameShot” Garner]
Ki-Tori Con is a new anime con that held its inaugural convention at the end of March. Held at Oglethorpe University in Atlanta, GA, the picturesque setting proved to be the perfect backdrop for the variety of costumes on display. If the quality of cosplay at its debut is any indication, Ki-Tori Con is sure to draw in more anime fans and cosplayers in the forthcoming years.
[Photos taken by AGGN photographer, James “FrameShot” Garner]
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Despite having to move to smaller venue, AnachroCon still held very successful convention with the Viking Age being its theme for this year. The convention came up with a unique fundraiser as part of its effort to raise money for Puerto Rican hurricane relief . During AnarchoCon’s costume contest, convention attendees were encourage to donate money in the name of specific contestants, and prizes were awarded to contestants who raised the most money for charity.
[Photos taken by AGGN photographer, James “FrameShot” Garner]
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