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Ok its been awhile since I wrote a journal entry, I'm such a lazy writer, but I'll start updating more anyway Metrocon this year was really fun and very relaxed.  I cosplayed as Rarity and Daenerys from Game of Thrones. My club Gator Anime did not have an artist alley booth this year so my friends and I didn't have to worry about manning it.  The con its self was awesome as usual with great people though the one panel I went to was so unorganized and awkward I left half way.  Metrocon's panels seem to be more about quantity than quality. But still overall a lot of fun I was able to get two photoshoots with a couple of my favorite photograp

It was AMAZING!!!! Swampcon might have been consuming a couple people's lives (including mine) but it was all worth it. The Doctor Whosical went wonderfully, people thought it was super funny. My maids and butlers in the cafe also did a splendid job, we were packed the whole time but still didn't run out of stuff until the end. Overall we expected at most 1000 people to attend but including Gator Lan we were close to 2000 attendees!!!! Because of such a successful first year expect next year to be even better. ^-^ I also want to thank the Cosplay Contest judges and host Jason Burch ~negativedreamer (https://www.deviantart.com/negativedreamer) :iconFred-chan: and :iconstillreflecti

So a couple weekends ago I attended my first out of state convention and the largest one I have ever been to.  Anime Weekend Atlanta was impressively big and despite its size really well organized.  I was able to meet a lot of cool people and had a club table at the convention for UF's anime club. During the costume contest I was able to meet so many amazing cosplayers and they really inspired me. I had a couple photography shoots with Ken AD ~stillreflection (https://www.deviantart.com/stillreflection) and a new friend Jamie Munoz who is a fantastic photographer.  This was the debut of my Shiro cosplay from Deadman Wonderland. At EXP I plan on taking it a little easier and just d