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Lmao @ the fact they are talking about how hair can hold its form and meanwhile Adam's hair looks like it's holding its form naturally after leaving a wind tunnel. lol
Groege Carlin, in a chapter in one of his books called "words that aren't words but should be", or something like that, he includes "pocketry". I was never sure if this is a better word to describe a garments assortment of pockets, or the contents of pockets, but "Wiggetry" seems like it could be a similar word, alongside "wiggage".
Honestly, the most inspiring part for me was when she said one of her first wigs was made 7 or so years ago. In convention time, thats not long at all to go from complete beginner to crazy expert. Obviously, the number of wigs made in that time window is probably fairly large, but knowing that I could achieve similar results in a reasonable amount of time is quite motivating. I have also been running across other creators of various mediums saying they became really good in 5-8 years time and their year 2 stuff still really holds up. It reminds me that the stuff I want to achieve is totally possible without needing to devote 20 years to it before hitting my stride.
True also its the time you put into it, if u spend every day on it for a year or two you can rise very fast compared to someone who takes every weekend on it, its all about the time you put into it.
@@M_Lopez_3D_Artist Yep. Which is why I made the aside that the number she made in that time was probably fairly large. The inspiration is mostly fuel to motivate myself and others to put in that time instead of getting that "I'll never be great" feeling and putting down the craft. Personally iv been working on leathercraft and other cosplay things. Iv managed to make a hat and a few other small items and just need to keep the motivation going.
I've been cosplaying since 10+ years and I technically _know_ all this, but crazy spiked wigs have always been the thing I avoided. But this was so fun, straight to the point and approachable that it makes me wanna tackle that wig of shame that's been shelved for 2 years 💪
I cannot get over how good their cosplays look. I don’t cosplay, I don’t feel talented enough. But this makes it seem easier? Thanks Adam! Loved seeing you mind boggled by hair.
Every cosplayer starts somewhere! None of them start off great at it, they get better just by sucking at first and continuing to do it anyway. But of course, I know the feeling of something being intimidating and feeling overwhelming and out of reach. But it really does just help to take the plunge and embrace the fact that you might suck at first and that's fine - because then you're actually _doing_ it, and you'll learn so much about how to get better. Mistakes just mean you learn how to do the correct thing faster. And absolutely no one skips that part of the learning process, even really skilled and experienced cosplayers
Easy place to start is with cardboard. It's cheap, recyclable, and everyone love some cardboard armor. There's tons of RUclips vids and free patterns to follow out there. I made a whole stormtrooper helmet out of cardboard. Nobody starts at their level. Talent is like the last 1% of genius. Hard work, practice, and a bunch of mistakes and you can get to their level.
I am right there with you, I just bought some tools and EVA foam yesterday and am just jumping in to it. I expect a lot of failures, so I will just keep doing until I learn all the lessons I need to learn to have something con worthy. I think being ready to fail and not being worried by it is the first real step. Do, fail, learn, and improve for the next one. Practising and learning at the start is far more important than it being perfect. Good luck and happy cosplaying!
They make a great point that wigs don't have to be solely hair. I made Shiva from FFX and her massive hair falls give cosplayers NO END of trouble, between the amount of hair needed, potential weight issues, etc. I never liked any of the hair fiber versions I saw, so I made them out of tubes of streaky velvet with all the bands just sewn onto the fabric, then lightly stuffed with sparse batting. My biggest, gnarliest wig is ZERO maintenance and will never have a hair out of place. >:3
This is a really good example of as long as people are passionate about what they are talking about it will be interesting. I have never worn a wig and don't do any kind of cosplay what so ever. However I just couldn't look away
I love that cosplayers and cosplay culture are getting so much more attention. What cosplayers do, what they can create, it’s honestly phenomenal and on the level of professional stylists, designers and costumers that work for entertainment and theater.
I always love how enthusiastic and engaged Adam is with every guest he has on! This was such a cool and fascinating video, thanks for showcasing the amazing art of wig-making!! These are gorgeous and incredible. Everyone I know who cosplays feels wigs are the hardest part -- and these folks make it look so easy!
Kinda cool how she designs as she moves along. Kinda feel like that was the whole idea behind studio ghibli. He let the story tell itself as he was making the art for it. Awesome video!
@@tested did you know real life phantom menace is cheney/bush is nute gunray while biden/obama play palpatine? need to force city officials to cut own by half wealth to support daca+ lower taxes permanently by big amount for all those making below 150k per year to prove daca worth it since for ages DC never lower living cost only print dollars to do more refugee crisis Nuland Hillary McCain podesta deeply involved start ukraine crisis strike first blood but use woman that put severed finger in wendy chili 2.0 shameless blame russia, recall putin files podesta when muller charge manafort for things nothing to do with russia hack but let podesta go for same reason =blackmail dc/Britain(thank Blair Iraq france clone wars is bush admin=nute gunraystolen libya gold) to support blame russia to cover up fact 2 party system failed since mccain-hillary all did united fruit company scandal 2.0 but remain rich recall fbi never look at physical evidence just crowdstrike/hillary words, cia break glass 2017 inauguration with media claim russia stolen election left wing media give protest t-shirts to san quan mayor for lying about never receive maria supplies ruclips.net/video/qYmCtYLE9k0/видео.html george bush 14y ago said add ukraine to nato foreshadow nuland f eu coup 2014 support = 1. ruclips.net/video/nTQ3D1a-j20/видео.html 2001 pentagon memo kill occupy iraq to syria ruclips.net/video/_mrJRHwbVG8/видео.html current ukraine gov is proxy since obama drew red line just like did in syria earlier arming rebels telling russia not to interfere while zelensky ethnic cleanse donbass region 7y= 2. ruclips.net/video/ta9dWRcDUPA/видео.html 3. ruclips.net/video/IBeRB7rWk_8/видео.html dnc establishment kill 50 in vegas/portland, thugs attack with stand down cops san jose/charlotte, burn loot several months, sabotage afgan withdraw using russia bounty smear to give taliban equip, crash car in to wisconsin parade thanks to nbc follow jury bus smearing ritten house too ruclips.net/video/UxoL8tHSa7g/видео.html ray epps-fake sole survivor from ritten house case 2.0/podesta 2.0 when you look at left wing msm collaborate ruclips.net/video/OnVHhn-vgUw/видео.html dnc smear looking into treat covid symptoms/travel bans but permit parades/riots, recall snitches get rewards? a. ruclips.net/video/ja1lL_f846o/видео.html b. ruclips.net/video/P1FUMdHU29c/видео.html
Oh man this is such a cool video, i always see adam gushing over this stuff at conventions, but he never has time to really artist out over the details, like in these videos. I love it. Its so strange to think of but Adam is becoming a real "center of creators" when it comes to sharing skills and knowladge of all kinds.
@@tested Not as yet but I'm studying Special Effects makeup for TV & Film so I'm planning to use their techniques to make a giant strawberry wig for one of my assessments!
She really has to emphasize the heat not glue thing because starting out in the 2010s a lot of the wig styling advice for beginners was stuff like wigs are not human hair so you can use insane amounts of glue instead of hair spray for a stronger hold. I ended up getting a lot of pre-styled wigs after my first few attempts but this makes me want to give wig styling another try.
I imagine you could support the weight of a heavy wig by running a structure down the back of a costume and connecting it to the outfit, but that would depend on the outfit of course
Wouldn’t that limit your head movement? “Has flexibility” and “provide support” is usually anathema to each other… :X Of course, some design would… well, “by design” restrict your head anyway so yeah. XD
@@elfteiroh limit yeah, but not completely restrict, of course I'm only doing this in my head but I think it could work for making the whole thing comfortable and stylish, though the real trick would be getting it to move correctly. I just don't know how you could make it realistic and have it taking the weight at the same time. But for something elaborate like the ones these girls are wearing it might be useful. I don't know, but it's fun to think about. Imagine if voluminous hair looked like it draped over the shoulders, but secretly it hid some kind of shoulder mounted harness so that the cosplayer only had to deal with the weight of part of all of that hair
This was such a cool video! I always used to cosplay short-haired male characters (before the you-know-what hit), but these talented peeps makes me want to try my hand at something a bit more crazy ^^ and I love that Adam doesn't hold back from showing his excitement, admiration and experience, but still lets Regan and Kelley have the stage, since they're the ones trying to share their expertise, it's such an amazing posture to have.
those ladies are seriously impressive. their work could easily be on display at a high fashion runway event in paris or milan the same as it is at a convention hall. incredibly talented craftswomen
Pattex and other glues is how I helped create some of the more extreme Yu-Gi-Oh wigs for friends. It just holds so much better than just teasing it and you can't get some of the weird angles those hair styles have without some extreme measures.
I remember when people laughed at the hair helicopters or other hair sculpting techniques at African American hair shows or at people who cosplayed. Especially creative Club kids and people in drag. I love how things change over time or come together. =^^= These ladies are freaking amazing!
Easily the best guests you've ever had on the show. These ladies know their stuff and are able to communicate their thoughts perfectly. I'm really impressed with the wigs and might incorporate one into my next cosplay! No more "find a hat to cover the naked pate" for me! At least at cons...
Rose Quartz, even tho she completed it way back in like 2015, is one of her most impressive works to me. Ive had to use her tumblr tutorial for my own wigs. It is super difficult making a heavy wig!
i really appreciate this series, adam is such a cool dude. you can tell by the way a guy talks to women if he actually sees them and respects them or not... he's always been such a stand up guy bringing up topics i never see done.
When they talk about 3d printed foam heads @11:24 that match the shape of an individual, it reminded me of the sewing dress forms (mannequin) that Bernadette Banner talked about that take your measurements and asymmetries and gives you an accurate model of your body type. BB has a curvature in her spine and her dress form is made just like her.
I saw this video at just the right time, I'm trying to make some wigs for a convention right now and am cosplaying some my little pony characters with my mom. I really wanted to do more accurate cartoony wigs that had the right hair shape instead of just curly wigs cause it just seems so much more fun and this helped me a lot. This is also super cool!
Yes, I don’t mean to be critical but she really was overwhelming and I think the conversation would have benefitted from her colleague being given more of an opportunity to share her thoughts. Interesting video nonetheless, as ever.
The Studio Ghibli "No-face" wig is genius, Spirited away was such a captivating animé & putting on that wig would definitely spirit you away to the Cosplay World.
ugh, they're right about wig weight. I had a waist-length wig for a cosplay, plus a top hat with loose fabric draped around and hanging off (guess the cosplay!), and it KILLED my neck after a couple hours.
I feel like someone should mention the legend & icon Miss Alyssa Edwards for bringing WIGGAGE & WIGGOTRY to the general population. Always and forever💜
I love when the subject matter seems so self explanatory but someone experienced in the matter can give such an in-depth look at the complexity of it. I'll most likely never use what I learned in this video for my daily life but im glad I learned it nevertheless
As a professional cosplay- and movie wig maker, I totally agree with them. :D My Junkrat wig, glowing and smoking, didn't move since 2016! :D From real hair sidecuts (Levi from AoT) to huge spikes (Yu-Gi-Oh), it's amazing to have this huge range, being a special make-up artist AND wig maker! I can't wait to make an EXTREME glowing and energy pulsing Super Saiyajin wig with a heavily weathered cosplay, because I love noth: Wigs and weathering! :D Additionnal tips: Be aware how and where you tease the hair. Use a brush, not a comb! I use a small tip for my heatgun which can be lowered down to a fresh breeze. Try it!
huzzah for cosplay and the ideas we have for creating cool stuff. i've seen tons creators friends making careers out of this and i'm always proud of them
How splendid of a showcase! Thanks so much for this, I've got all sorts of weird new inspiration to keep floating around my brain now for if and when it'll come in handy someday
I do hairstyles on my props. I had to learn a lot the hard way. But I really loved the heat trick to lock it in, thanks! I looked for years for bug hairstyle videos for wigs or hair and this just came along and filled in the gaps of my knowledge Thank you,!
OMG, I remember my Rose Quartz wig....dear God. I sewed 3 wigs together and had foam and about 2-3 cans worth of hairspray. She came out amazing but good lord did it weigh!
Love the presentation, and nerding it up. Also how her voice and face softened when the wig came off. The hair net had to come off, to preserve vanity, completely understandable, great video. When someone who has so many interests like Adam gets further into the expert side of the Dunning Kruger, and realizes how noob he still is compared to some of these amazing artists, I just wanna encourage folks to keep going; most of the people in these interest groups are so inviting to people with genuine interest. I'd like to see him talk to some of the compilation videographers who shoot the cosplay at the cons.
Bring these women back! They're amazing. I have an idea for adam: one day build where Adam designs and builds a cosplay for them and they design a cosplay for adam
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Fuck YES! SO much more of this please.
@@nat7278 strong in you is the simpery
Their stuff looks so great! I hope they have more Workshops or even do Private one/two on one Tutelage. That is an AMAZING IVYSAUR Wig!
Lmao @ the fact they are talking about how hair can hold its form and meanwhile Adam's hair looks like it's holding its form naturally after leaving a wind tunnel. lol
#Truth.
Lol
The difference between wind tunnels and hair dryers is simply a matter of scale
@@Sairin13 Well, sure. But I think NASA would be upset if you used their Ames Research Center windtunnel as a hair dryer.
And has been in said position for at least a few years now.
‘’wiggage” a new word in the Cosplay world. Thanks Adam.
I vote for "wigcraft"
@@danilooliveira6580 Wigcraft and wiggagry.
@@littlekong7685
Wiggardry?
@@slugdaluga You can't say that on TV
Groege Carlin, in a chapter in one of his books called "words that aren't words but should be", or something like that, he includes "pocketry". I was never sure if this is a better word to describe a garments assortment of pockets, or the contents of pockets, but "Wiggetry" seems like it could be a similar word, alongside "wiggage".
Honestly, the most inspiring part for me was when she said one of her first wigs was made 7 or so years ago. In convention time, thats not long at all to go from complete beginner to crazy expert. Obviously, the number of wigs made in that time window is probably fairly large, but knowing that I could achieve similar results in a reasonable amount of time is quite motivating. I have also been running across other creators of various mediums saying they became really good in 5-8 years time and their year 2 stuff still really holds up. It reminds me that the stuff I want to achieve is totally possible without needing to devote 20 years to it before hitting my stride.
True also its the time you put into it, if u spend every day on it for a year or two you can rise very fast compared to someone who takes every weekend on it, its all about the time you put into it.
@@M_Lopez_3D_Artist Yep. Which is why I made the aside that the number she made in that time was probably fairly large. The inspiration is mostly fuel to motivate myself and others to put in that time instead of getting that "I'll never be great" feeling and putting down the craft.
Personally iv been working on leathercraft and other cosplay things. Iv managed to make a hat and a few other small items and just need to keep the motivation going.
@@loveless131 Yeah exactly i agree you can do it for sure with time.
@@M_Lopez_3D_Artist Indeed. I hope whatever craft you are working on is progressing as well. We'll all get there one day haha.
@@loveless131 Thanks i actually spent creating a cosplay for AX 2022 spent 2 years on it as link from breath of the wild.
I've been cosplaying since 10+ years and I technically _know_ all this, but crazy spiked wigs have always been the thing I avoided. But this was so fun, straight to the point and approachable that it makes me wanna tackle that wig of shame that's been shelved for 2 years 💪
Tackle the thing!!!!!
Dont simp
Make that wig look shameless. Pronto!
@@AutismusPrime69 please don't simp
@@Sakkaz learning you are my young padawan simp
I cannot get over how good their cosplays look. I don’t cosplay, I don’t feel talented enough. But this makes it seem easier? Thanks Adam! Loved seeing you mind boggled by hair.
Every cosplayer starts somewhere! None of them start off great at it, they get better just by sucking at first and continuing to do it anyway. But of course, I know the feeling of something being intimidating and feeling overwhelming and out of reach. But it really does just help to take the plunge and embrace the fact that you might suck at first and that's fine - because then you're actually _doing_ it, and you'll learn so much about how to get better. Mistakes just mean you learn how to do the correct thing faster. And absolutely no one skips that part of the learning process, even really skilled and experienced cosplayers
Easy place to start is with cardboard. It's cheap, recyclable, and everyone love some cardboard armor. There's tons of RUclips vids and free patterns to follow out there.
I made a whole stormtrooper helmet out of cardboard.
Nobody starts at their level. Talent is like the last 1% of genius. Hard work, practice, and a bunch of mistakes and you can get to their level.
I am right there with you, I just bought some tools and EVA foam yesterday and am just jumping in to it. I expect a lot of failures, so I will just keep doing until I learn all the lessons I need to learn to have something con worthy. I think being ready to fail and not being worried by it is the first real step. Do, fail, learn, and improve for the next one. Practising and learning at the start is far more important than it being perfect. Good luck and happy cosplaying!
Talent is a practiced skill. The only way to acquire it is to start somewhere.
Dude! Cosplay do it! It's fun. I used to think I wasnt talented enough to draw and I'm drawing again.
They make a great point that wigs don't have to be solely hair. I made Shiva from FFX and her massive hair falls give cosplayers NO END of trouble, between the amount of hair needed, potential weight issues, etc. I never liked any of the hair fiber versions I saw, so I made them out of tubes of streaky velvet with all the bands just sewn onto the fabric, then lightly stuffed with sparse batting. My biggest, gnarliest wig is ZERO maintenance and will never have a hair out of place. >:3
I'd LOVE to see an image of that.
This is a really good example of as long as people are passionate about what they are talking about it will be interesting. I have never worn a wig and don't do any kind of cosplay what so ever. However I just couldn't look away
I love that cosplayers and cosplay culture are getting so much more attention. What cosplayers do, what they can create, it’s honestly phenomenal and on the level of professional stylists, designers and costumers that work for entertainment and theater.
I always love how enthusiastic and engaged Adam is with every guest he has on! This was such a cool and fascinating video, thanks for showcasing the amazing art of wig-making!! These are gorgeous and incredible. Everyone I know who cosplays feels wigs are the hardest part -- and these folks make it look so easy!
He was too nice they were extremely annoying 😒😒🤢
I really appreciate the technical aspects of this conversation and the mutual enthusiasm you all had for each other's work
They do have a fantastic book on extreme wig styling, I feel like Adam should have shared that!
Holy shit, that green wig looks phenomenal!
Kinda cool how she designs as she moves along. Kinda feel like that was the whole idea behind studio ghibli. He let the story tell itself as he was making the art for it. Awesome video!
The whole wigs are plastic concept has completely change the way I think of costume wigs!! It's just genius!!
I love that Tested are featuring makers of all stripes on this channel. What a cool video!
That no face wig looks so cool
Right????!!!
@@tested did you know real life phantom menace is cheney/bush is nute gunray while biden/obama play palpatine?
need to force city officials to cut own by half wealth to support daca+ lower taxes permanently by big amount for all those making below 150k per year to prove daca worth it since for ages DC never lower living cost only print dollars to do more refugee crisis
Nuland Hillary McCain podesta deeply involved start ukraine crisis strike first blood but use woman that put severed finger in wendy chili 2.0 shameless blame russia, recall putin files podesta
when muller charge manafort for things nothing to do with russia hack but let podesta go for same reason =blackmail dc/Britain(thank Blair Iraq france clone wars is bush admin=nute gunraystolen libya gold) to support blame russia to cover up fact 2 party system failed since mccain-hillary all did united fruit company scandal 2.0 but remain rich
recall fbi never look at physical evidence just crowdstrike/hillary words, cia break glass 2017 inauguration with media claim russia stolen election
left wing media give protest t-shirts to san quan mayor for lying about never receive maria supplies
ruclips.net/video/qYmCtYLE9k0/видео.html
george bush 14y ago said add ukraine to nato foreshadow nuland f eu coup 2014 support =
1. ruclips.net/video/nTQ3D1a-j20/видео.html
2001 pentagon memo kill occupy iraq to syria
ruclips.net/video/_mrJRHwbVG8/видео.html
current ukraine gov is proxy since obama drew red line just like did in syria earlier arming rebels telling russia not to interfere while zelensky ethnic cleanse donbass region 7y=
2. ruclips.net/video/ta9dWRcDUPA/видео.html
3. ruclips.net/video/IBeRB7rWk_8/видео.html
dnc establishment kill 50 in vegas/portland, thugs attack with stand down cops san jose/charlotte, burn loot several months, sabotage afgan withdraw using russia bounty smear to give taliban equip, crash car in to wisconsin parade thanks to nbc follow jury bus smearing ritten house too
ruclips.net/video/UxoL8tHSa7g/видео.html
ray epps-fake sole survivor from ritten house case 2.0/podesta 2.0 when you look at left wing msm collaborate
ruclips.net/video/OnVHhn-vgUw/видео.html
dnc smear looking into treat covid symptoms/travel bans but permit parades/riots, recall snitches get rewards?
a. ruclips.net/video/ja1lL_f846o/видео.html
b. ruclips.net/video/P1FUMdHU29c/видео.html
I love how it feels alive and like it's just going to move at any point.
@@robinkesterlives I both love and hate it for the same reason.
I am 1000% on board for these cosplay shop mashup interviews!
Strong with you is the simpery
Oh man this is such a cool video, i always see adam gushing over this stuff at conventions, but he never has time to really artist out over the details, like in these videos. I love it.
Its so strange to think of but Adam is becoming a real "center of creators" when it comes to sharing skills and knowladge of all kinds.
I love how the demonstration wound up giving us an almost step-by-step to recreate Groose's hair from Zelda Skyward Sword
I'm a big fan of both cowbuttcrunchies and Adam Savage so seeing you both together was a treat!
The demonstration portion was SUPER informative! Thank you for featuring these two, I love learning new things for cosplay.
oh my goodness! cowbutt crunchies! I have their wig styling book, so so good!
Awesome! Have you made anything you learned from the book yet?
@@tested Not as yet but I'm studying Special Effects makeup for TV & Film so I'm planning to use their techniques to make a giant strawberry wig for one of my assessments!
@@idbetrollin3 wishing you the best at that! It sounds awesome!
"its like watching someone play golf" is an AMAZING way to explain what its like to not know even the smallest baseline stuff about something
Oh I just adore them, such skilled and amazing work, I could watch them do this for hours
She really has to emphasize the heat not glue thing because starting out in the 2010s a lot of the wig styling advice for beginners was stuff like wigs are not human hair so you can use insane amounts of glue instead of hair spray for a stronger hold. I ended up getting a lot of pre-styled wigs after my first few attempts but this makes me want to give wig styling another try.
She’s an amazing teacher very personable
Regan and Scone are so delightful and generous with their knowledge!
I imagine you could support the weight of a heavy wig by running a structure down the back of a costume and connecting it to the outfit, but that would depend on the outfit of course
Wouldn’t that limit your head movement? “Has flexibility” and “provide support” is usually anathema to each other… :X
Of course, some design would… well, “by design” restrict your head anyway so yeah. XD
@@elfteiroh limit yeah, but not completely restrict, of course I'm only doing this in my head but I think it could work for making the whole thing comfortable and stylish, though the real trick would be getting it to move correctly. I just don't know how you could make it realistic and have it taking the weight at the same time. But for something elaborate like the ones these girls are wearing it might be useful. I don't know, but it's fun to think about. Imagine if voluminous hair looked like it draped over the shoulders, but secretly it hid some kind of shoulder mounted harness so that the cosplayer only had to deal with the weight of part of all of that hair
It would be easier just to incorporate a neck brace into the costume lmfao
This was such a cool video! I always used to cosplay short-haired male characters (before the you-know-what hit), but these talented peeps makes me want to try my hand at something a bit more crazy ^^ and I love that Adam doesn't hold back from showing his excitement, admiration and experience, but still lets Regan and Kelley have the stage, since they're the ones trying to share their expertise, it's such an amazing posture to have.
well these ladies were fun to watch love these out of nowhere collabs
These two are awesome, it's nice to see them again.
Dont simp
@@AutismusPrime69 I'm not sexually attracted to them you weirdo.
Perfect that Adam has that "I ran into a high voltage power line" hair in this video. That huge hairlight even emphasizes it.
those ladies are seriously impressive. their work could easily be on display at a high fashion runway event in paris or milan the same as it is at a convention hall. incredibly talented craftswomen
* WOW ~ That was amazing. Never thought of wigs as Plastic. seeing the Permanent nature of their creations was fantastic. THANKS!!
anyone who can take -literal craft supplies- and make something so professional and exotic looking deserves a medal. That goes for all three of you!
Pattex and other glues is how I helped create some of the more extreme Yu-Gi-Oh wigs for friends. It just holds so much better than just teasing it and you can't get some of the weird angles those hair styles have without some extreme measures.
I remember when people laughed at the hair helicopters or other hair sculpting techniques at African American hair shows or at people who cosplayed. Especially creative Club kids and people in drag.
I love how things change over time or come together. =^^=
These ladies are freaking amazing!
The composition of the ponyo wig is amazing
My immediate thought was this is the modern version if those over the top 18th century French wigs in the shape of ships,swans, etc.
Easily the best guests you've ever had on the show. These ladies know their stuff and are able to communicate their thoughts perfectly. I'm really impressed with the wigs and might incorporate one into my next cosplay! No more "find a hat to cover the naked pate" for me! At least at cons...
It's funny she mentioned Rose Quartz, I've been needing to try to make a wig for my cosplay of her and I keep putting it off out of fear.
Rose Quartz, even tho she completed it way back in like 2015, is one of her most impressive works to me. Ive had to use her tumblr tutorial for my own wigs. It is super difficult making a heavy wig!
i really appreciate this series, adam is such a cool dude. you can tell by the way a guy talks to women if he actually sees them and respects them or not... he's always been such a stand up guy bringing up topics i never see done.
When they talk about 3d printed foam heads @11:24 that match the shape of an individual, it reminded me of the sewing dress forms (mannequin) that Bernadette Banner talked about that take your measurements and asymmetries and gives you an accurate model of your body type. BB has a curvature in her spine and her dress form is made just like her.
I saw this video at just the right time, I'm trying to make some wigs for a convention right now and am cosplaying some my little pony characters with my mom. I really wanted to do more accurate cartoony wigs that had the right hair shape instead of just curly wigs cause it just seems so much more fun and this helped me a lot. This is also super cool!
I love Cowbutt Crunchies…I could listen to them for hours. Regan is so engaging.
The one in green really doesn't let the other one get a word in. Love the cosplays though, amazing work.
Right ? It makes me uncomfortable tbh...
Yes, I don’t mean to be critical but she really was overwhelming and I think the conversation would have benefitted from her colleague being given more of an opportunity to share her thoughts. Interesting video nonetheless, as ever.
They are super impressive. They also make me realise how wide the artiste umbrella is 👍
Guys, they've been married for 6 years. If her wife had an issue with being interrupted, she'd have made it clear by now
It also may look a little unbalanced since we filmed two videos!! This one is my area of expertise, and the other one is hers! :D
@@CowbuttCrunchies power couple
@@CowbuttCrunchies well funny even here you speak for her..
That's what people believe until couples divorce and people start talking.
@@shizukagozen777are you married? Lmao
Ok. The last segment is mindblowingly generous. Slow claps.
Oh my god I'm seeing cowbutt crunchies in a thumbnail!! She is one of the coolest wig makers in the community. And wig making is no joke!
I love cosplay. It's amazing what these designers can do. Some real talent out there.
I'm actually just glad to see the GOT2B "Glued" super hold hairspray I used back in highschool nearly 20 years ago is still around
Thanks!
Not into wigs or making but Adam is an amazing interviewer, and made this interesting.
I’m into wigs and making, not an adam fan (yet), and this is interesting
The Studio Ghibli "No-face" wig is genius, Spirited away was such a captivating animé & putting on that wig would definitely spirit you away to the Cosplay World.
LoL, the genuine excitement for the word Wiggage.
I've wondered each and every question Adam s asking. Thanks Adam.
The minute she said she wished she had a cast of her head I expected Adam to say "OOH OOH! LET'S DO THAT RIGHT NOW!"
Missed opportunity right there. I sense a repeat visit on a future episode of Adams one day builds!
Honestly, This was sooooo helpful! Thank you for bringing wiggage works to us :)
this was great adam. thanks for having these two on as guests. i hope you do more content like this with guests
ugh, they're right about wig weight. I had a waist-length wig for a cosplay, plus a top hat with loose fabric draped around and hanging off (guess the cosplay!), and it KILLED my neck after a couple hours.
Bayonetta?
Want to know lol
My wig was so heavy that the tacky glue on the back of my neck kept scratching when it weighed down. It gave me chaffing
Speedwagon?
It's great seeing the passion and dedication. And whether I never make a wig in my life, it's a little bit of extra knowledge gifted to me.
What a lovely couple of ladies - so much talent 🤩
i love the comic wig style, it looks really amazing and beautiful
Wiggage! That sounds right on many levels.
"Wiggage... off the top of my head."
I see what you did there.
I do not recognize the characters they're dressed as, but I can recognize a quality cosplay when I see it.
I'd guess the "main" girl is a Ivysaur
they talk a bit about what the blue hair cosplay is around 14:25
@@ARockRaider yep they says what most of the wigs are for
Ponyo and Ivysaur/bulbasaur
that ivysaur wig made my day!
It’s so fun to watch genuine people
Probably will never cosplay anywhere close to this degree. Still found this absolutely fascinating.
They are SO pretty
"You might know them as CowButtCrunchies"
INSTANT GOOSEBUMPS
I fucking adore them.
Absolutely stunning work.
I feel like someone should mention the legend & icon Miss Alyssa Edwards for bringing WIGGAGE & WIGGOTRY to the general population.
Always and forever💜
I love when the subject matter seems so self explanatory but someone experienced in the matter can give such an in-depth look at the complexity of it. I'll most likely never use what I learned in this video for my daily life but im glad I learned it nevertheless
As a professional cosplay- and movie wig maker, I totally agree with them. :D My Junkrat wig, glowing and smoking, didn't move since 2016! :D
From real hair sidecuts (Levi from AoT) to huge spikes (Yu-Gi-Oh), it's amazing to have this huge range, being a special make-up artist AND wig maker!
I can't wait to make an EXTREME glowing and energy pulsing Super Saiyajin wig with a heavily weathered cosplay, because I love noth: Wigs and weathering! :D
Additionnal tips: Be aware how and where you tease the hair. Use a brush, not a comb! I use a small tip for my heatgun which can be lowered down to a fresh breeze.
Try it!
Pattex from the company Henkel is a german brand of contact cement.
Hey Adam/Team, Life long fan love the cosplay design series stuff.
huzzah for cosplay and the ideas we have for creating cool stuff. i've seen tons creators friends making careers out of this and i'm always proud of them
It's silly how happy I am that I have the same steamer as Kelley and Regan.
I’m glad I watched this. It gave me some good insight I can use for future cosplays
Love her beauty and East Coast accent!!
What amazing guests
I really want to see photos of those Ghibli costumes!!
Adam just coined the phrase word "wiggage" cool stuff Adam.
How splendid of a showcase! Thanks so much for this, I've got all sorts of weird new inspiration to keep floating around my brain now for if and when it'll come in handy someday
Just a whole little master class in such a short video
"Very kinky and not straight" describes me as well
Nice
LOL!!! 🏳🌈 🏳🌈 🏳🌈 🏳🌈
I do hairstyles on my props. I had to learn a lot the hard way. But I really loved the heat trick to lock it in, thanks! I looked for years for bug hairstyle videos for wigs or hair and this just came along and filled in the gaps of my knowledge
Thank you,!
So pretty and very underappreciated in my bubble. Thanks for giving the exposure to this topic
realizing "big" meant something different in the drag wig world - all just so great
OMG, I remember my Rose Quartz wig....dear God. I sewed 3 wigs together and had foam and about 2-3 cans worth of hairspray. She came out amazing but good lord did it weigh!
omg that no face wig was INSANE. i want it.
I just learned more here than any where else! I have watched many many videos!
I used that got2b hairspray so much in my teenager days, my nose remembered the smell as I am watching this more than a decade later ahah
In the early 90s I used to do my cosplay wigs by making a felt hat, harvesting wefts from a donor wig, and gluing or sewing them on.
Love the presentation, and nerding it up. Also how her voice and face softened when the wig came off. The hair net had to come off, to preserve vanity, completely understandable, great video.
When someone who has so many interests like Adam gets further into the expert side of the Dunning Kruger, and realizes how noob he still is compared to some of these amazing artists, I just wanna encourage folks to keep going; most of the people in these interest groups are so inviting to people with genuine interest.
I'd like to see him talk to some of the compilation videographers who shoot the cosplay at the cons.
They are so pretty!
I am smitten
Bring these women back! They're amazing. I have an idea for adam: one day build where Adam designs and builds a cosplay for them and they design a cosplay for adam