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Disabled cosplayers! Show me your cosplays and any accessibility aides that are visible in photos. I want to see you if you have invisible disabilities, too. There are so many of us out there! If you're abled, please share disabled cosplayers today. We so often are overlooked
due to our disabilities. The way all of my costumes are received at cons depend entirely on whether I use my cane or my walker. If I have a walker, people rarely approach me. If I have my cane? Normal con harassment. We also tend to not be able to work as fast, which causes
some people to devalue our labor and work. I put SO much work into my costumes, but it definitely takes me longer to make mine, but it doesn't mean it doesn't take skilled labor that I took a decade to learn.
To start off, here are some photos of me with my walker and cane!
Rose: @spookymoonchild
Star: @spacemermaid3
Rose: @spookymoonchild
Star: @spacemermaid3
To be clear: if you are disabled, I want to see you. Whether it's physical, neurodivergence, mental illness, or chronic pain & fatigue, i want to see your cosplays.
