Friday, February 17, 2012

Starfire Results - Part 5

It's the penultimate post of redesigns in the Girls Gone Geek and Superhero of the Month Starfire contest!

Daniel Schneider
"I was always a huge fan of the original Perez design, especially the collar which always reminded me of an Egyptian Goddess. I started tailoring my design after ancient Eygptian fashion which to me fit perfectly with the character, and within the DC universe. The Egyptian women were very sexually liberated, often depicted bare chested, so that's kinda what I rolled with. Me and my girlfriend came up with the loose-fitting, see-through cloth so that she wasn't completely bare chested and then we added the straps as seen on some statues of Isis. The original version actually has no straps, but in the end we needed to keep things site-suitable (and at the risk of sounding like a creep I still prefer the original version)."

Hanna Pettersson
"The thought behind my Starfire was to create a grown-up version from the Teen Titans animated series. Some inspiration is taken from her comic form, but the design is simplified for animation. I focused on the happy, energetic alien aspect of her character, rather then the warrior aspect."

Rebecca Cohen
"I wanted to keep her costume sexy and revealing, but make her more cute and fun at the same time. Less Playboy, more playful. Also, I wanted to highlight that a costume can be revealing without being completely impractical."

Chase Bowman
"For my Starfire redesign, I wanted to go with something simple and clean, but with a little bit of sex appeal without showing all the goods. I'm more of a fan of Teen Titans cartoon Starfire, but I also like pre-DCnU Starfire. I wanted to do a take as if the two were combined and a little more modest than Starfire has been. I like to think my Starfire remembers her friends and lovers."

Lemurtree
"There's not much to say about it - she's a super-powered hippy with a fusion reactor for a haircut."

What do you think? Let us know in the comments below!

Starfire's are due Wednesday, February 22 by 6:00 PM MST. Check out the Official Contest Announcement for details. All Starfire redesigns submitted between now and the deadline will be posted on February 22. Until then, check out all of the Starfire redesigns we've received so far.

2 comments:

  1. The first and second are my favorites!
    All of them are quite good and the amount of time that was obviously put into them is amazing. There's some nice talent here.

    I liked the show Teen Titans and seeing the different 'takes' on adult StarFire is fascinating.
    My only critique is on the last one - I can't really see that being StarFire. But, it is a good in it's own merit.

    Side note: I love this blog :)

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  2. "The Egyptian women were very sexually liberated, often depicted bare chested, so that's kinda what I rolled with."

    Ladies and gentlemen, I present to you how archeology doesn't work.

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