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Right now the same actress is wearing both so I'd have to get another girl for one of the 2 options. But surettb51m wrote:nice,
that's great news, great talent and the super girl leotard looks great too,,,any chance of a batgirl vs super girl :P
She actually tried that on once... Maybe if we get a custom order for it... We're taking a brief hiatus on the PG side for June & July from most of our regular actresses and doing something a little different.sugarcoater wrote:I would love to see Tiffany as a bad Supergirl
I was hoping that some people would throw up references of their favorite versions-- I have an idea in mind so I'm just going to go with it... definitely leotard-based.TIEnTEEZ wrote:I'm eager to see what you do with a Robyn costume. It's been done badly so often it's really depressing.
oh, cool - I'll try to search for it...tallyho wrote:Think MH had a thread on here somewhere where Robin costumes pros and cons were debated
Does the Supergirl outfit come with a cape? I'm referring to the planned completed version.Logan wrote:I've received so many requested for a Batgirl & Robyn video and I finally have the setup to do it! Cherie DeVille will be my Batgirl:
and Dillion Harper is playing my Robyn...
I'm heading to the costumer tomorrow to pick up the Supergirl costume I had made for Cherie for a different video-- while I'm there, I'm going to have him start on the Batgirl and Robyn costumes but I know there's a short supply of Robyn costumes in these films-- I want to do the best one.
I'd like you to post a photo of the style you want to see and I'll go with the majority on this tomorrow when I see the costumer. Thanks!
Here's the Supergirl costume partially completed... Customs are open for this as [email protected] - state budget & ideas
Perfect! Thanks! I'm such a n00b with forums
Cape and Skirt, yesBrad wrote:Does the Supergirl outfit come with a cape? I'm referring to the planned completed version.Logan wrote:I've received so many requested for a Batgirl & Robyn video and I finally have the setup to do it! Cherie DeVille will be my Batgirl:
and Dillion Harper is playing my Robyn...
I'm heading to the costumer tomorrow to pick up the Supergirl costume I had made for Cherie for a different video-- while I'm there, I'm going to have him start on the Batgirl and Robyn costumes but I know there's a short supply of Robyn costumes in these films-- I want to do the best one.
I'd like you to post a photo of the style you want to see and I'll go with the majority on this tomorrow when I see the costumer. Thanks!
Here's the Supergirl costume partially completed... Customs are open for this as [email protected] - state budget & ideas
Er, not sure 'noob' is the word with you being 3 years a member and with 2361 posts...?Logan wrote:Perfect! Thanks! I'm such a n00b with forums
Duration of putting up a post and typing replies in no way makes me an expert of how to navigate this site loltallyho wrote:Er, not sure 'noob' is the word with you being 3 years a member and with 2361 posts...?Logan wrote:Perfect! Thanks! I'm such a n00b with forums
I'm sorry... I didn't catch that you designed them -- I just saw that Domi drew them up. He did a few for me in the past that he designed so I assumed... My apologies!MightyHypnotic @hyponlinemedia wrote:Or.... or, you could give me credit for designing them. Glad you like them. I figured you might not have caught that since you don't "ahem" know how to use a forum, or something like that
and I do like them a lot! I can use a different design if you prefer... But I really do like that 2nd one a lot...
Thankstallyho wrote:Not keen on the spatz/shin leggings type things (I'm no slave to fashion as you may have guessed and don't know what the hell you call them) but that apart, nice job Domi!
(It looks a little Star Trekkie up top -were you a Picard fan?)
I mostly agree with Red Mountain. I like the 60's color scheme, it just needs to be better fitted for a woman. As I mentioned previously I like the idea of a skirt, but if you're going for a leotard style then I'm kinda stuck in the middle. I really like the top in the second pic with the string ties and the cut of the bottoms, but without a cape it looks just like a corset and panties. Also the boots in the first pic look a hell of a lot better than the sneakers in the second.RedMountain wrote:I like the top one best. Personally I always felt the 60s costume was more suited for a woman. Just make it to be less baggy/more snug fitting and use some green hotpants or a short skirt and green boots instead of those slippers.
Yeah, really. I've gotten mixed emails so I just say settle it here. My personal opinion? It's Dillion Harper. She doesn't need pantyhose. We can put some lotion on her legs and bam. Sexy and sheen. My 2 cents.tallyho wrote:And the madness begins....
I asked if that was an issue above and you didn't say anything either way after I stated I was going to the costumer today. I've also made enough changes that it's basically the original boy Robin costume, now in a leotard. Though the reference photo is from the thread, the changes make it different enough. I lengthened the cape, added a zipper, changed the look of the front, changed the butt style, changed some of the colors, etcMightyHypnotic @hyponlinemedia wrote:Well, I for one am not happy that you took one of our designs and used it for your own. So much for creating and not copying, right? But let's look at the bright side. At least now I won't have to go to that tailor and tell them what I need. You've done all the legwork for me. He's done a lot of work for us in the past.
So for that, I thank you.
I made the cape longer due to the endless complaints of the shorter capes we've had. Really can't please everyone, can we? :-/Imagineer wrote:I think Dillon's bust would look better in the unaltered cut, exposing her by undoing the collar and pulling the whole top down. But I expect most people would rather see some shoved-together cleavage and have a zipper to play with.
Also FWIW, a shorter cape seems more Robin-like and youthful to me. But then I'm particularly fond of seeing a bent-over heroine with a short cape spread out and just naturally riding up.
I met her at AVN and she's a sweetheart. Ok?? How about you just meet me at the costumer tomorrow since I'm going back for another fitting and we can go over the parts of the costume idea that you feel are "stolen" and I'll revamp them to your liking.MightyHypnotic @hyponlinemedia wrote:You stated you were going to the costumer today? I didn't see that part.
But you're right it's easier to pick ideas from someone else. It certainly makes my life easier knowing I can go to the costumer next week and he has a pattern all ready for me!
Hell, I might as well just use Dillion Harper for the character as well
Thanks for all the ideas!
Buy some rather cheap white boots and spray paint with semi gloss. Works quite well. And no one will really notice. We used to do that all the time. Doesn't crack or anything and if it does just hit it with some more paint. You can also easily make a cardboard stencil and spray a simple logo on the side. Great way to reuse those old, scuffed up boots.Logan wrote: I couldn't find green boots from 3 different stores and online so I'll have to figure out something else there.
lol I have nothing negative to say... just thought it might be nice to meet another producer in person... especially if it seems like attacks are thrown out over the years. I'm sure we will meet sometime too - especially if we're utilizing the same resources - and I'll go ahead and completely change the costume. He hasn't started working on it yet anyway. I'll take a Google image and go from there.MightyHypnotic @hyponlinemedia wrote:Sorry bro. Busy tomorrow. Why do you think I'm mad? You're the one that seems to be angry.
I don't need to meet you in person to tell you that I think your changes to my original design are minimal. It's my opinion.
But like I said, it is what it is. I'll turn it into a positive
Trust me, I am sure we will run into each other eventually and you'll have some things to say to me and I'll have answers for you. I welcome the opportunity.
Hmm-- the person I purchase boots from actually suggested that-- it just seemed like it would crack and peel everywhere during a fight scene... no?Mr. X wrote:Buy some rather cheap white boots and spray paint with semi gloss. Works quite well. And no one will really notice. We used to do that all the time. Doesn't crack or anything and if it does just hit it with some more paint. You can also easily make a cardboard stencil and spray a simple logo on the side. Great way to reuse those old, scuffed up boots.Logan wrote: I couldn't find green boots from 3 different stores and online so I'll have to figure out something else there.
In fact if you have large scissors you can cut the boots down into an angle from front to back so they are shorter then seal the top edge with spray plastic sealer then paint.
No regular spray paint like Krylar won't. If its latex or semi latex it won't crack unless you really dry it out bad.Logan wrote:
Hmm-- the person I purchase boots from actually suggested that-- it just seemed like it would crack and peel everywhere during a fight scene... no?
Isn't cutting down the heel going to remove a point of balance? Am i missing something?Mr. X wrote:No regular spray paint like Krylar won't. If its latex or semi latex it won't crack unless you really dry it out bad.Logan wrote:
Hmm-- the person I purchase boots from actually suggested that-- it just seemed like it would crack and peel everywhere during a fight scene... no?
Acrylic - changes the actually color (dyes).
Latex - Flexible coating that covers surface.
Enamel - Hard coating that covers surface.
So a semi acrylic/latex will do just fine. And again just touch it up if it cracks. Also once you paint it, hit it with a dull or gloss clear sealer. Gloss if you want shine. That way you put a cover of clear plastic over it so it won't scratch. You can even use hairspray for that.
You'd be amazed what you can get away with with spray paint. Logos or stripes on capes for example.
Another thing is you might want to cut the heels down a bit if they are too high. Kind of hard to wrestle in 4 - 6 inchers. Just use a saw then spray paint black.
Nope. since they are flexible the girl adjusts. But again this is if its too high. We had a problem for a while getting boots cause for some reason everyone was making these platform boots so I had to cut some down. Was getting hard to get flat toe and heal. In fact we sometimes had two sets of boots, one for pose and one for fight cause again wrestling in 4 inchers is precarious.Logan wrote:
Isn't cutting down the heel going to remove a point of balance? Am i missing something?
And yeah, one of the girls on my team is a master with spray paint... I'm not... I'll end up making it look like an amateur tagger got a hold of it lol
yeah, we get a lot of girls who are okay with the boots and others who can barely walk in them, let alone fight in them. I've been looking for alternatives for a while - usually when I find something decent in the heel, the calf part is ridiculously wide and loose...Mr. X wrote:Nope. since they are flexible the girl adjusts. But again this is if its too high. We had a problem for a while getting boots cause for some reason everyone was making these platform boots so I had to cut some down. Was getting hard to get flat toe and heal. In fact we sometimes had two sets of boots, one for pose and one for fight cause again wrestling in 4 inchers is precarious.Logan wrote:
Isn't cutting down the heel going to remove a point of balance? Am i missing something?
And yeah, one of the girls on my team is a master with spray paint... I'm not... I'll end up making it look like an amateur tagger got a hold of it lol
Silver, gold and chrome paints can make really cool accessorizing. Red boot with gold trim around top for example. Just mask and spray.
