Gamora is one of the most beloved but most absent characters today in the series and movies of Marvel. For this reason, perhaps the great cosplay tribute with body paint that we share with you today is more endearing.
The Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) It is not going through its best moment, all due in large part to the fact that most of Phase 4 was made up of exclusive streaming series for Disney Plus.
At the same time, the pandemic and a series of radical internal changes within the administration of the film studio led to some films traveling many years after being left in limbo.
Such was the exact case of Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3. A film called to answer multiple loose ends that were left open for the saga of this group after the closure of Avengers: Endgame.
Due to the starting nature of Phase 4 itself, everything suggested that we would see this tape practically immediately, but it will not be until this year 2023 that it will finally reach movie theaters.
Meanwhile we’ve seen a Guardians cameo in Thor: Love and Thunder, as well as an endearing holiday special. And now comes this piece of art.
This Gamora cosplay with body paint is what you need to reactivate your love for Marvel
Melissa Croft She is a cosplay artist with an extensive career that is more than recognized within the guild. As a simple example, at the time of writing this note in his official Instagram account It has more than 51,000 followers and more than 1,400 publications with thousands of Likes.
His style is quite distinctive, as his work as a cosplay artist focuses primarily on the use of body paint to pay tribute to characters from all sorts of contemporary pop culture sagas.
From characters from DC Comics, to some from anime, as well as obviously Marvel heroes and villains, where a recent tribute to Gamora has caused a sensation:
As we can see the grace of her style is that the artist exploits to the maximum the possibilities offered by body paint to emulate the drawing lines that used to be appreciated in 20th century comics.
This gives a peculiar aspect to most of his sessions, since the character seems drawn with a surprising volume in the physical features.
We share here some other publications of this great artist:
