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'Tis said, the Devil is in the details. That is often true and I believe it's nowhere as true as it is with costumes.

When creating a costume, you're not neccesarily aiming for the most authentic costume or the most "blinged out" costume, but a costume that looks like it belongs in our favorite Fantasy art, movies and/or games. A balance between those two extremes is something I've heard call 'coolthentic'.

This little detail is to make my Inquisitor costume* just a little bit more 'coolthentic'. It's a Kriegrimmian purity seal - a seal given to a person of the Inquisition or Church of Kriegrimm for outstanding virtue or a great deed of somesort. And yes, it's heavily based on the same idea from both of Games Workshop's Warhammer universes

I'm quite happy with the seal itself, but I'll probably redo the strip of 'parchment' at some point, perhaps replacing it with actual paper or fabric - I'll see

*Seen here , here and here .

Description
'Tis said, the Devil is in the details. That is often true and I believe it's nowhere as true as it is with costumes.

When creating a costume, you're not neccesarily aiming for the most authentic costume or the most "blinged out" costume, but a costume that looks like it belongs in our favorite Fantasy art, movies and/or games. A balance between those two extremes is something I've heard call 'coolthentic'.

This little detail is to make my Inquisitor costume* just a little bit more 'coolthentic'. It's a Kriegrimmian purity seal - a seal given to a person of the Inquisition or Church of Kriegrimm for outstanding virtue or a great deed of somesort. And yes, it's heavily based on the same idea from both of Games Workshop's Warhammer universes

I'm quite happy with the seal itself, but I'll probably redo the strip of 'parchment' at some point, perhaps replacing it with actual paper or fabric - I'll see

*Seen here , here and here .