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Veidhr
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A prop designer named Harrison Krix constructed a Big Daddy costume for that last Dragon*Con. Here's a picture of him and his fiance taken at the Georgia Aquarium. It's been a little posterized but everything else is real:

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More aquarium pics here. He has a blog detailing how he made the costume along with some Dragon*Con shots.

He put the suit up for sale on ebay. It's currently $850.

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That's pretty freaking awesome.

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Damn, I'm sorry I missed seeing it in person. Dragon*Con is a big place...

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Heh. He gives several disclosures about the suit on his ebay auction. I liked this one the best: "Walking anywhere in this suit is very difficult, due to the massive crowds of people which will be asking for photographs. Just kick the drill arm on and keep walking; they'll move."

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whats...posterized? (in a gollum voice)

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Awesome pics...

Something tells me that I really should have played Bioshock. Guess this goes on the "games to pick up Used, list.

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Seriously that thing is for real?

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Nevandal wrote:
whats...posterized? (in a gollum voice)

Posterization is when you reduce an image to a handful of contiguous color areas, typically with smooth (low convolution) edges. Probably the most well-known example at the moment is Shepard Fairey's "HOPE" poster (hence poster-ized).

Another example:

pre-posterized:
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posterized:
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They also use a variation of it in those Charles Schwab commercials

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Ahh, sweet. Thanks :)

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Numbuk wrote:
Heh. He gives several disclosures about the suit on his ebay auction. I liked this one the best: "Walking anywhere in this suit is very difficult, due to the massive crowds of people which will be asking for photographs. Just kick the drill arm on and keep walking; they'll move."


That made me LOL.

Almost makes me want to get back into theatre again.
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It ended up selling for $2K, which is amusing.

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