LEDs are super awesome! And I have this slight feeling that you want to learn this too. Especially since I got about one million questions in the last few days about how installed my lights into my costumes. So IF you want to learn this awesome stuff - and YES you want!!! 😆 Just check out my Advanced LED book! Available as print ($20) and download (5$): https://www.kamuicosplay.com/product/animated-leds/ You don’t need to know anything about electronics or programming. Because I also don’t. But

3.6M views · 45K reactions | Square Enix commissioned me to create the Grim Marrow blaster from the Outriders Game. It turned out to be one of my most favorite projects ever! I used super simple materials like eva foam, hot glue, acrylic crystals and pvc pipes. It took me 4 weeks to bring this monster together and it includes almost 400 LEDs, a working trigger and even a sound system! 領 How do you like it? | Kamui Cosplay | Facebook

I started getting into LED programming in 2015 and my Elite Agent Nova costume from Hero of the Storm was basically my very first test! It included 800 LEDs and was completely made out of EVA foam. The helmet was 3D printed and I used packing material to diffuse the lights of the pony tail. The video footage was lost for many years, but now I was finally able to recover some of it from an old hard drive so I'm excited to show you how I made it for the very first time! Hope you like it! Do you al