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[kglaser]

http://www.flickr.co...in/photostream/

Even if I wasn't a Garrus fan, I'd have to admit this looks freaking amazing.  Of course, they couldn't get the waist right...no human could.  Before I saw this, this Liara one was my favorite:


Can you post a better ME costume?

Modifié par kglaser, 10 août 2010 - 02:19 .

[Homebound]

[kglaser]

I have to say, that one is fantastic...but it suffers from the same kind of thing as the Garrus one: unrealistic body shapes.

It is unrealistic to have a waist like Garrus or hips like Tali.

Although, that Tali costume is very good.

[Homebound]

kglaser wrote...

I have to say, that one is fantastic...but it suffers from the same kind of thing as the Garrus one: unrealistic body shapes.
It is unrealistic to have a waist like Garrus or hips like Tali.
Although, that Tali costume is very good.

The picture does no justice.

Watch their video. Its better.
www.youtube.com/watch

[HEATFANMAN]

That Grunt one is really good.

[kglaser]

I agree...the Grunt one is masterful.

[cihimi]

ugly asari

[kglaser]

whether you think the asari are ugly or not, do you not think that's an amazing costume??

[Lucky Thirteen]

Not my costume, but I wish.





Blog on costume progress here



Youtube video of the back lights

[Homebound]

kglaser wrote...

whether you think the asari are ugly or not, do you not think that's an amazing costume??

The clothes really make that costume. Something is amiss with the actual Asari element.

[Raanz]

Lucky Thirteen wrote...

Not my costume, but I wish.


Blog on costume progress here

Youtube video of the back lights

I agree...this is a very good one, both the male and female version.  

[Lucky Thirteen]

Here's that guy that dressed up as Thane for comic con

[Siansonea]

For all of these, finding the right model/actor is one of the most important keys to a successful costume. That's the chief reason Holly Conrad's Grunt costume is such a success. The model/actor is tall enough and bulky enough that he can sell the character properly, and he really gives Grunt the presence the character needs.



I think a Garrus costume like the one pictured in the OP could work, but the model has to be really tall and thin, and possibly even female, to pull it off. Getting the waist and hips right is key, since there is so much bulk in the costume that hides the shoulder region. Thin legs are a must as well.



A good Tali model would be average height, but with a long neck and narrow waist. The hips can be padded. Thin legs and arms are a must.



The ideal Thane model is slender, athletic, and average height, and slightly long-waisted.



The perfect model for Samara or Aria has to have the right face shape, the right bust size, and a narrow waist. The costumes can camouflage most other areas, but having a nice hourglass figure is paramount.



I would love to see a good Mordin Solus costume, but once again I think the model/actor should probably be a thin, petite female.



Oddly enough, the most difficult characters to bring to life would have to be the humans. You really have to look like Miranda, Jacob, et al., to sell these characters properly.

[kglaser]

Siansonea II wrote...

Oddly enough, the most difficult characters to bring to life would have to be the humans. You really have to look like Miranda, Jacob, et al., to sell these characters properly.

That's a very good point; I never really thought of that before.

[Arhka]

kglaser wrote...

Siansonea II wrote...

Oddly enough, the most difficult characters to bring to life would have to be the humans. You really have to look like Miranda, Jacob, et al., to sell these characters properly.

That's a very good point; I never really thought of that before.

Except Shepard. You just need to make yourself and the armor look good.

[kglaser]

I would pay admission to see someone do an Ugly Shepard in that pink armor costume.