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Landscape Magazine Photoshoot Client: Landscape Magazine Year: 2023 This is placeholder text. To change this content, double-click on the element and click Change Content. To manage all your collections, click on the Content Manager button in the Add panel on the left. Previous Next

Top of Page Art Shop Chainmail Henna Japanese Language Astronomy Workshops Mythology & Classics Workshops Other Art shop - Chainmail - Henna Art - Astronomy workshops - Japanese workshops - Mythology & Classics workshops Art shop Tabby has an art shop which can be found here: The Spark of Revolution Art The Spark of Revolution Art Chainmail Tabby has delivered workshops teaching how to create chainmail in the past, and can offer these for your event. ​ ​ Please contact us for more information. Henna Art Mariam is a henna artist with experience providing henna for numerous balls. ​ Designs and pricing information are available on request. Japanese Language Workshops Mariam is fluent in Japanese and has been teaching it since 2020. She can deliver beginners language worshops at your event. For more information, please feel free to contact us directly Contact Us Astronomy Workshops Mariam frequently delivers astronomy outreach workshops. We can work with you to offer astronomy or astrophysics panels or workshops suited to your audience and event. For more information, please feel free to contact us Contact Us Mythology & Classics Workshops Tabby offers a range of archaeology and classical languages based panels to both kids and adults. Tabby has done coin conservation for the money and medals network, coin storage and cleaning for medal detectorists, Roman coin identification for metal detectorists, and Latin poetry for the young archaeologists club. We can work with you to offer mythology or classics workshops suited to your audience and needs. For more information, please feel free to contact us Contact Us

Espinas Mezcal Ad Client: Espinas Year: 2023 This is placeholder text. To change this content, double-click on the element and click Change Content. To manage all your collections, click on the Content Manager button in the Add panel on the left. Previous Next

Wild Spirit Client: Matthew Wagner Year: 2023 This is placeholder text. To change this content, double-click on the element and click Change Content. To manage all your collections, click on the Content Manager button in the Add panel on the left. Previous Next

Under the Sun Client: Kasta Travel Year: 2023 This is placeholder text. To change this content, double-click on the element and click Change Content. To manage all your collections, click on the Content Manager button in the Add panel on the left. Previous Next

May 28th Client: Beyond the Frame Year: 2023 This is placeholder text. To change this content, double-click on the element and click Change Content. To manage all your collections, click on the Content Manager button in the Add panel on the left. Previous Next

Summer Secrets Client: Breech Year: 2023 This is placeholder text. To change this content, double-click on the element and click Change Content. To manage all your collections, click on the Content Manager button in the Add panel on the left. Previous Next

Meet Us Thesparkofrevolution Tabby My name is Tabby, I’m an archaeology curator and collections conservator for a museum. I love anime and videogames, and I’ve been making my own costumes, and cosplaying at conventions since 2006! As someone who grew up doing papier mâché, painting, ceramics, and sewing as after school activities, cosplay was the natural hobby progression for me. Cosplay is a great hobby because it allows you to express yourself in ways which other expressive art forms (like fashion for instance) do not allow. Cosplay for me is not just about the costume, it is about how you wear the outfit, how you carry the props, how pieces of your costume move as you walk, etc. It’s a multi-faceted and dynamic experience which brings together a love of fashion, theatre, and crafting all in one! As a cosplayer, I aim to make all of my costumes from scratch. While I love to sew, my real passion is in armour making and prop building. My goal when making costumes is to focus on incorporating novel materials (such as using aspects of metalworking in costumes), and also to use as much recycled materials as possible. I like to look at the shapes of costumes, and find historic, real-world examples of designs from various ancient civilisations. I have also recently gotten into competing in skit based competitions, which I thoroughly enjoy. ​ I think community building is a very important part of cosplay. The sub-culture of cosplaying and attending conventions has blossomed and spread massively in the past decade, and it is important to continue to support new cosplayers coming into the hobby, but also to make sure that cosplay remains a safe space for those who participate in it. To this end, I am very vocal in the community regarding accessibility at events, and approaching conventions regarding stricter anti-bullying and anti-racism policies at events. In 2021, I petitioned every single convention in the UK to include an ‘anti-black-facing’ statement in their cosplay rules. Running panels is one of my favourite convention activities. I like to aim these panels towards new members of the community, and make the hobby more accessible and less intimidating. I also like to run fandom meets, as these are a great opportunity for cosplayers to socialise and also make memories at a convention. By facilitating both panels and meets, I am able to give back to this community! CereselCosplay Mariam she/her I am an Astrophysics PhD student based in the north of England, though I often travel around the country for conventions. I love all things space related, and do a lot of outreach work to share that love! ​ I've been sewing for over a decade - my mother was a seamstress, so the skill was something I learned very early on. I feel very strongly about sustainability and fast fashion, and love to make my own clothes as well as upcycle old ones whenever I can. I love making my own costumes, both for this reason and because I think it allows for extra creativity! Choosing fun fabrics, or interesting ways to pattern a garment, can be a really exciting part of any project. It also allows me to make modest fashion considerations wherever necessary - as a Muslim woman, store-bought costumes often don't cater to my needs, ​ I've recently gotten into competing and have been enjoying every aspect of it! The stage performance side was not something I'd given much though to before, but as someone with both theatre and television experience I've found bringing that to my cosplay has been really rewarding. ​ For competition, I've also been looking at making armour and props. Though sewing is my speciality, it's been wonderful having the chance to go back to 3d work - I grew up making characters out of jam jars and funnily shaped sticks with copious amounts of paper machie, glue and paint. Learning to work with foam, thermoplastics and 3D prints has been the high-budget version of these projects that I know my younger self would approve of! ​ I love going to conventions all around the world with my friends, and making new friends while we're there! The furthest I've been is probably Japan's Comiket (Comic Market). I'm fluent in Japanese and happy to bring language workshops to events, as well as space or astronomy ones. ​ Diversity is incredibly important to me. Growing up as a huge fan of anime and Japanese video games, I never really considered cosplay as something I could do or 'pull off'. It took a few frank words from Tabby for me to see that I didn't have to be white to enjoy the hobby. I care immensely about spreading that message to other young people! ​ ​

Panels Dozens of panels, in multiple languages Cosplay Guesting Judging, hosting and back-stage organisation experience Other Art shop, as well as workshops (craft, language, astronomy, mythology and more) for your event

Mondstadt Shoot Milton Keynes Museum | 2023 ​ This event was run as a photo project, with a sing le cosplayer for each character (allocated on a first-come-first-serve basis). ​ The venue was the Milton Keynes museum - a Victorian farmhouse that has been turned into a museum. It features: the Victorian house a reconstructed Victorian street of shops (with tavern) parlour and music room (plenty of books) beautiful gardens and more! The aim was to gather a small group of cospla yers from Genshin Impact's Mondstadt Region to test the space as a photo location

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