In which I discuss con-langs, scriptwriting, and deleted scenes.
Prometheus-by-Minute 103
Prometheus-by-Minute 102
In which I discuss the pilot’s seat, anaesthesia, and language. Continue reading “Prometheus-by-Minute 102”
Prometheus-by-Minute 101
In which I am joined for the last time by Eric Nash of Almost Famous Minute to discuss Weyland’s death, the Prometheus script, and speculate on the Engineer’s place in the cosmos.
Prometheus-by-Minute 100
In which I am joined again by Eric Nash of Almost Famous Minute, still talking Engineers, as well as alternate versions of this scene, and meeting your maker.
Prometheus-by-Minute 99
I got 99 problems and a space jockey ain’t one.
In which I am joined by Eric Nash of Almost Famous Minute, and we talk Engineers! Continue reading “Prometheus-by-Minute 99”
Prometheus-by-Minute 98
In which I discuss tropes, cultural context, and villains.
Prometheus-by-Minute 97
In which I discuss AI, Engineers, and the “Primordial” Xenomorph. Continue reading “Prometheus-by-Minute 97”
Prometheus-by-Minute 96
In which I discuss deleted scenes, the current state of DVDs, and mismanaged minor characters.
Quorra- Tron Legacy Costume
Here’s another one from the archives, a commission from 2010 to be worn to see Tron Legacy. It did have lights, sadly this is the only photo I still have. Looking back, it’s better than I remembered it, I could do so much better now though. Maybe I will make my own Tron costume one day. Wouldn’t mind being Beck.
This was constructed out of foam, covered in a sheet of latex, the light strips were vinyl.
Galactus Foam Costume
About four years ago I was studying Librarianship and Record Keeping, and for our prac placement we were to create a project for display. I figured I could put my costume making skills to work here and show the students visiting the school library how foam costumes are designed and assembled. It was a big success, the kids really liked me and spent as much time helping me with this project as they were allowed. They even made a petition to bring me on as a full time staff member. I would have loved that but sadly they hired someone else for the opening they had.
Galactus ended up being the perfect choice, I was looking at all sorts of characters that young teens might like and it all seemed too complicated. Where as Kirby’s classic design consists of a lot of simple shapes. It came together easily and it attracted a lot of attention. Continue reading “Galactus Foam Costume”
