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| Shen Travis |
Rachel: While the outfit is fun, it was the facial expression I really appreciated.
Supehero of the Month (SHotM): This is probably the least "clothed" Harley, but it doesn't feel exploitive to me. I love how the skirt and pants give fluidity to Harley's movements. The loose leggings/pants are probably my favorite thing about this piece, along with the hair ribbons.
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| Brian Gubicza |
SHotM: Probably one of the more unique takes on the character, particularly in terms of style. And I love it. The mask is great, and I love the transitions from red to black. So untraditional for Harley in its execution, and that's what works for it.
Rachel: I love how stylized this version is. It reminds me of Harley Quinn meets 40s house wife.
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| Robert Schilling |
Jon: This is good for its real-world feel. The leather and lace are almost palpable; the mask, however, doesn't look like her real face. This would work for a movie, but has a much harder time translating to the comic medium.
Rachel: This idea of a solid mask sold me. It plays with the idea that Harley could be just as dangerous as Joker, because you don't know what's going on under there.
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| Michelle Sciuto |
SHotM: Amazing. The simple change of the horizontal stripes on Harley's torso really changes the dynamic, I also think the white boots and lace on the hips/thighs really adds a much-needed brighter color. And the hood is inspired; it's a great way of reminding us of Harley's iconic uniform, while keeping things fresh.
Jon: Decent redesign; the thigh flares are a bit silly, but add contrast. I like the boots...simple and functional.
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| Julian GD |
Jon: Animated Series-esque simple and functional, utilizing the preset color scheme with the hearts drawing attention to the center of the uniform. Fun!
So there you go! Thanks to our guest judges Jon and Rachel from Heebeegeebeez, YestherDey, and Jake Black!
Voting is going to work a little differently this time. If you remember, we had a big problem with votes disappearing in the last poll. This was a problem within Google, and there was nothing we could do about it. Instead, we conducted the votes through the comments. That worked out pretty well, and we're going to try it again. Just put the name of the person you think did the best redesign of Harley Quinn in the comments and post. Most votes wins. Voting ends February 27 at 8:00 PM MST.





Julian GD :)
ReplyDeleteI'll go with Robert Schilling. The solid mask is a new detail, & I could see that panning out.
ReplyDeleteBrian Gubicza!
ReplyDeleteMichelle Scuito
ReplyDeleteThree of my absolute faves are here (Brian, Michelle and Julian) but for total out-of-the-jack-in-the-box thinking, I have to give my vote to Brian Gubicza!
ReplyDeleteMichelle Sciuto. My fave out of all the entries, even my own. It's the one that I can see working with any interpretation of Harley that I can imagine. Nice job, Michelle!
ReplyDeleteJulian GD
ReplyDeleteRobert Schilling! it's a killer!
ReplyDeleteBrian Gubicza.
ReplyDeleteAnd that was a rough decision
Shen Travis
ReplyDeleteShen Travis ftw :)
ReplyDeleteShen Travis!
ReplyDeleteBrian Gubicza!
ReplyDeleteMy vote goes for Robert with Shen and Michelle close behind... Robert's rocks though. So creepy and different than everyone elses...
ReplyDeleteCan't go past the fun of Julian GD
ReplyDeleteRobert Schilling, most definitely. His has the most detail; the mask adds an allure to it that is definitely creepy. You can see her eyes--- which artists can use to express emotions more than you know. Enough with this "you need her whole face to be shown" garbage. Plus, the costume is phenomenal and very creative!
ReplyDeleteJulian GD
ReplyDeleteJulian GD !
ReplyDeleteThis version is amazing !
Brian Gubicza- it's a very fun design
ReplyDeleteShen Travis captures the most fun and evil that is Harley, changing the costume but not the character, and gets my vote. Robert gets mention for shear creepy though.
ReplyDeleteBrian Gubicza, the design is fun and so outside the box:)
ReplyDeleteShen Travis
ReplyDeleteBrian Gubicza
ReplyDeletejulian gd
ReplyDeleterobert shcilling
ReplyDeleteBrian Gubicza
ReplyDeleteIm voting Robert shcilling!the concept is just flawless.
ReplyDeleteum... Shen Travis!
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