In progress just because after wearing it once I have some things to fix. Originally worn in 2015.

For a (mostly) complete account on how I made this costume, consult the "Construction Site" series published by The Other Press.
http://theotherpress.ca/construction-site-diary-of-a-mad-costume-maker/
http://theotherpress.ca/construction-site-diary-of-a-mad-costume-maker-2/
http://theotherpress.ca/construction-site-diary-of-a-mad-costume-maker-3/
http://theotherpress.ca/construction-site-diary-of-a-mad-costume-maker-4/
http://theotherpress.ca/construction-site/

I mention what materials I used for what and why I used them in those articles. The only thing ignored is the staff, which is probably the most impressive element of this costume. It was made by my lovely boyfriend Ryan, who is amazing. He made it out of foam core so it's relatively light, and wood. The outside is covered in a light plaster and then sanded, then adorned and painted by both myself and him.

I plan on wearing this costume again, probably in August. The only thing that really bothered me was the wig. It was really awkward and had this weird flip to it that I don't understand. Instead of replacing it, I am going to attempt to heat style it.