Jack

Jack (from Mass Effect 3) by Ragemoreroberts

Photographed by Kurnikoff

EDI

EDI (from Mass Effect) by Anatomic-Latex

Mass Effect EDI latex costume cosplay is made of 0,6-2,0 mm latex. Helmet is made of latex too.  All silver designs and texture patterns are ingrained in the latex, meaning it won’t wear or rub off.
Suit also has glow-in-the-dark / uv reactive pieces(see yellow detail).  

Tali'Zorah

Tali'Zorah (from Mass Effect) by Ayimera
Photographed by Mike Kowalek of Eleventh Photograph

"This was definitely a collaboration costume. I purchased the visor from Taylor at Crabcat Industries and handed it off to Will at WM Armory to create the helmet. My friend, Meredith (who is also an amazing cosplayer), created Tali’s signature wrap/hood as a wedding present (best present ever), and Ammnra Creations did the omni-tool. I put it all together, created all the detail bits (belt, harness, boots, gloves, etc), installed a fan and tint in the helmet, and debuted the costume at Katsucon ’13!"

Tattoo: Mass Effect

Jack's Tattoo (from Mass Effect 2 & 3) by Strivingforhonestbones

Inked by Harvey Deal

Via: Kotaku

Commander Shepard

"Keep dreaming"
Commander Shepard (from Mass Effect) by Angela Bermúdez A.
Photographed by Andres H.
Via: Obvious Winner

"People are talking about this so I want to answer some of the comments I found here and around the internet.

1. I dont have freckles, they are part of the make up, I wish, I love them
2. This is part of the shoot that I am planning, I'm practicing how to make scars on my face and finishing the weapons that will be used for future "battle" pics.
3. Everyone knows that we can change the character at will,
Red hair is not a must in this cosplay.
4. I received a lot of nagging about my nose ring, this is a feature I have in most of my cosplays, you can hardly find photos without it, it's something I chose not a bug "

Props: Mass Effect M-12 Locust SMG

Mass Effect M-12 Locust SMG by Weaselhammer of Vector Sigma Creations

Weaselhammer re-created the M-12 Locust submachine gun featured in Mass Effect 2 and 3. It took about three months to create piece by piece using synthetic polymer components and a wooden frame.  You can see some of the work in progress shots below, read a summary of what went on at Weaselhammer's blog, or follow the project from its inception at Vector Sigma Creations' Facebook page.

"This is my newest project, The M-12 Locust sub machine gun from Mass Effect. I really like the design of this gun in the series and started off to make my own."

EDI

Enhanced Defence Intelligence (from the Mass Effect series) by PaleFunnyGhost

Photographed by  Matt Smith

"Here's the first finished photo of my EDI costume made from lycra, fabric paint, and foam. Thank you Matt Smith for the photo!"

Asari Justica

Asari Justica (from Mass Effect) by Adnarim

"I wanted to cosplay an Asari I just wasn't sure on which one I wanted to do because I knew I didn't want to cosplay Liara. I ultimately decided on the Justicar from the multiplayer because 1. I could choose my own colors and 2. the facial markings are awesome and 3. I like the Justicar armor design.

This cosplay took me several months to complete and for the most part I am happy with it. I learned a many things and I can't wait to work on new sets of armor!"

Video: Commander Shepard

Project Cosplay : Commander Shepard by StageFiveTv

In this episode of Project Cosplay, Crystal shows off her most challenging cosplay to date taking on Commander Shepard from the Mass Effect series. Hollywood effects master Steve Wang gives his opinion on the costume and Crystal's expanding abilities.

Commander Shepard

Commander Shepard (from Mass Effect) by Issse

Couple: Williams and Vega

Ashley Williams and James Vega (from Mass Effect 3)

Photographed by Trinity Wisdom Studios

Ashley Williams cosplayed by Athora-x

James Vega cosplayed by Sweeturk

Weapons: Mass Effect 3 M-25 Hornet SMG

Mass Effect 3 M-25 Hornet SMG by Zander Brandt of ZProps

Built from wood but weathered to look like it's been to Earth and back, Brandt's Hornet is based on the actual dimensions provided by BioWare artist Brian Sum, and it's magazine is actually detachable. Brandt took the piece to Comic-Con, where it was used in a photo shoot by Rana McAnear, the actress who voices Samara in the game.  Make sure to follow the link to check out the build blog.

Thane Krios

Thane Krios (from Mass Effect) by Manticoreex

Photographed by Faramon at MCM London Expo 

   

Tali’Zorah

Tali’Zorah vas Neema (from Mass Effect 3) by ThresherMaw

Photographed by Boris-the-Animal

Shot in Bryce Canyon National Park.  For costume check out this Tumblr.

   

Couple: Zaaeds

Fem Zaaed and Zaaed (from Mass Effect)

Photographed by Joanne Duong

Fem Zaeed cosplay by hmwsgx

Zaeed cosplay by wmarmory

"This was quite a labor of love for my boyfriend and I! While he was working on his own Zaeed costume he came across some femZaeed fanart and decided he wanted to make me a matching costume.

His work took the longest, spanning over 3 months, while taking a break to work on a N7 commission. He works in EVA foam and is a madman on details. If you want to see WIP and videos on it please go here [link]

My part was to sew the undersuit, which was so simple compared to his work. I finished the suits in under 2 weeks, but I will need to go back and improve the tattoo sleeves."

Jack

Jack ( from the Mass Effect series) by JiaJem, October 2011

Photographed by Kyle Johnsen

Commander Shepard

Commander Shepard (from Mass Effect) by Viverra1
Photographed by Pongophotos
Armor by HoiHoiSan

Couple: Commander Shepard and Samara

Commander Shepard and Samara (from Mass Effect) by Mark Meer and Rana

Photographed by SoulfireStudio

 

Commander Shepard

Commander Shepard (from Mass Effect) by N8Zim

Shot at Seattle Arboretum

Miranda Lawson

Miranda Lawson (from Mass Effect) by threshermaw

Photographed by Boris-The-Animal

"The suit was commissioned from hmwsgx in 2011. It debuted [giggity] at the Bioware Costume Contest during SDCC ‘11, where it won the N7 Award. It was worn briefly at SDCC ‘12 and will be retired after D*Con ‘12.

Since early 2012, minor adjustments have been made to pull the suit tighter in certain areas, and all photos were shot and edited by myself and/or Boris-The-Animal. The only site currently hosting them is deviantArt (under ThresherMaw). If you happen to see any distributed elsewhere without credit or watermarks, please please let me know!"