Are you a maker, a doer or  a performer? Do you enjoy giving presentations, putting on workshops, educating the masses? Have you got an idea for a cool activity?
Cos-Con are taking applications for Workshops and  Presentations that will be scheduled into our itinerary for a weekend full of cosplay based events on the 13th and 14th of August.  

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Electrikid, aka Leo Neville is a cosplayer, model, wig stylist, and makeup artist from England, and is next in our special guest line up for Cos-Con 2016.
Leo draws much of his cosplay inspiration from Anime, and his skills include wefting his own lacefront hairlines, beards, and sideburns, as well as styling against gravity and giving wigs some impressive finishing touches.
His make-up work, as you can see, is second to none; a skill he studied at Delamar Academy of Makeup & Hair, coming out with a HE Certificate and a Distinction in prosthetics.
Leo also runs Colour Me Kiddo: through which he imports and supplies products from the best cosplay supplies companies, alongside his own creations. He also dabbles in prop making, and is working hard to broaden his skill set to include more sewing and fabric techniques.  
When not attending conventions (and sometimes while he is), you'll find Electrikid filming cosplay vlogs and tutorials for youtube, and he's sure to offer us a whole bunch of cosplay knowledge in Glasgow this August.

Next in our line up of guests for Cos-Con 2016, is Candy Valentina, a freelance performer, model and cosplayer based in Kent.
Candy trained as a performer at Reynolds Performing Arts College, and has a huge catalogue of performances which she takes to events and conventions all over the country. She is also an agency represented model, work which has seen her win a number of awards, while collaborating with countless brands and publications. She'll have so much experience of being in front of the camera to share with us when she comes to Glasgow.
She found her passion for cosplaying back in 2014, when she attended her first convention as Yoko Littner. From this point onwards she knew that cosplay was something she wanted to progress further in, and she has since had cosplay features in print publications such as Neo Magazine and MYM, among others. You may recognise a number of Candy's cosplays, a favourite being her awesome Shredder (TMNT) costume. We can't wait to see what she brings to Cos-Con this August.