Corpse Bride cosplay photoshoot
DeviantArt user Malro-Doll truly brought Tim Burton’s Corpse Bride fantasy animation film to life with the help of her friend Victor. The two are avid cosplayers who successfully pulled-off a photoshoot emulating Burton’s distinctive visual aesthetic.
The pair used snazaroo body paint, a smoke machine and filmed in darkness after midnight to capture the technical difficulties. Past cosplay character attempts include The Fifth Element’s Leeloo and Pokemon’s Team Rocket villains.
Tagged: Cosplay, deviantArt, Malro-Doll, The Fifth Element's Leeloo, Tim Burton's Corpse Bride
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