Stephanie Augnst is a cosplayer and member of the 501st Legion. She also owns and operates Sapphire Studios, where she specializes in Cosplay, Boudoir, Glam and Pin-up photography!
Stephanie Augnst is a cosplayer and member of the 501st Legion. She also owns and operates Sapphire Studios, where she specializes in Cosplay, Boudoir, Glam and Pin-up photography!
Heroic Inner Kids Oklahoma is a chapter of Texas based Heroic Inner Kids, a 501c3 costume and support charity, that works with children using costumed and background checked individuals, to aide those medically, mentally or economically disadvantaged.
Allison Breckon, one half of Divine Creations Cosplay, has been cosplaying for 4 years, and competitively cosplaying for 3 years. Her cosplay inspirations come from Disney Princesses, Anime, Star Wars, and comics. She has won several awards for her costumes, including Best in Show at SoonerCon 26 in 2017 and Best Group at Visioncon 2018. She enjoys sewing and designing, and is pursuing a degree in Apparel Design at Oklahoma State University. She loves meeting new people and hopes to make some new friends at this year’s convention.
Sissy Space received her bachelor’s in forensic science with minors in chemistry, biology, and criminal justice from the University of Central Oklahoma as well as a master’s in anthropology at Wichita State University. Her study in anthropology included biological, where she focused on identification and analysis of skeletal remains, and cultural, in which she assisted in projects including but not limited to ritual analysis and visual documentation of peoples and cultures. She has a strong background in both qualitative and quantitative methodology. Professionally, Sissy Space is now using these talents to pursue a career in documentary filmmaking to make science more accessible and to help others to understand people and cultures around the world. In her personal life, Sissy Space is an avid cosplayer and nerd. She cosplays for a variety of organizations including Forever After Parties. She recently assisted Dynamite Conventions as the Science Lead for CrashLanded. In 2018, with New World Comics, she was awarded for most costume appearances in a single year and going above and beyond in charity events.
I started cosplay about 2 years ago out of a desire to expand my personal friends and family and also put my crafting knowledge to use. What I discovered was a fun, constructive environment and my passion has become interactions with children and doing their events. One costume has grown to become over 10 in just two years, with even more in the works. My Darth Raiva and Harley Quinn in the gold dress are my two most known costumes. I also have a connective-tissue disease, and have dealt with obstacles from that and helped others as well.
Prince Blackheart has been into Lolita/Ouji/Aristocrat fashion for the last four years. Once a powerful, naïve royal, Prince Blackheart fell from glory when his wicked cousin usurped his throne. He mourned his misfortune, but with heartbreak comes wisdom. His visage reflects his name —dark and brooding, but with a kind soul beneath. Now Blackheart travels the land searching for his one true love as he strives to regain his title and restore his kingdom.
Hey everyone I’m PinkCherry Cosplay! I’m just your small town everyday cosplayer from Fayetteville, AR who’s been playing dress-up for over 10 years, during my freshman year of high school, and I’ve been going ever since! I’m currently the leader of a Sailor Moon cosplay group out of Arkansas called “Galaxy Guardians AR,” and I’m also currently the editor-in-chief for an up and coming Cosplay magazine, called Cosplay Art & Photography. Some of my cosplays include Todoroki Shouto from My Hero Academia, Maki Nishikino from Love Live!, and Keith from Voltron.
An award-winning cosplayer, Kyros got into the hobby in 2017 after moving to Oklahoma from Alaska.
She has hosted panels and judged cosplay contests at events across the state of Oklahoma. Believing craftsmanship to be key, Kyros excels at the modification of items to better fit a cosplay or a design. She also excels in her handiwork for her 3D-printed and hand-painted props.
When she’s not working on cosplay, she can be found glued to her computer either writing, creating digital art, or working in CSS and HTML/DOHTML coding. An avid gamer, Kyros enjoys playing on the PC and the PS4, predominantly playing games with a solid story line. She reads on occasion and really likes snuggling her cats, Jynx and Eevee.
John Eads is a member of JediOKC and the Oklahoma Garrison of the 501st Legion. He is active in community service and volunteer work throughout the state of Oklahoma. He’s passionate about bringing the magic and joy of characters to those in need within the community. An award-winning costume designer and fabricator, his focus remains simply on FUN. No matter the skill level . . . no matter the budget . . . so long as people enjoy and encourage the art of costuming and cosplay—they’re winning!
Jeremiah Edwards is 3rd Dan in Tae Kwon Do, and has been children’s instructor at the Chang Hong School of Tae Kwon Do. After earning his brown belt, he became an Assistant Instructor. He is an instructor at all levels of students from White to Black Belts, and obtained 3rd Degree Black belt in 2018.