project rooftop honorable mention!

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several months ago i joined project rooftop's wolverine costume redesign contest, and sent in this clean-shaven, understated, "comfy" rendition of the berserker x-man:

well, the judges liked it enough to give it an honorable mention on the project rooftop blog! THANK YOU PROJECT ROOFTOP!

in their own (edited) words:

Dean: 7. Ditch the glasses and add some more stubble, and I’m sold.

Chris: 6. A very professorial Logan here — one still seemingly able for battle, but a more studied and measured approach to Wolverine.

Vito: 5. Those glasses are very left field and out of character.

Joel: 5. What’s strapped to his thigh? A gun? What does he keep in those little Liefeld-sized pouches that are strapped over his jacket? Could we lose those?

Ron: 4–looks like it’d be John Lennon’s interpretation of a Halloween Wolvie costume.

mmm, liefeld pouches... they're onto me. :P

check out the rest of the cum laudes here,

the winners are here,

and my own personal picks are below (click to enlarge):






Comments

  1. leroyOctober 28, 2009 at 9:05 PM

    haha. asteeg yung wolverine rendition no. 3 (last picture)

    environment-friendly. pero it reminds me of Brokeback Mountain. o_O''

    no. 2 is weird. parang bumblebee na ewan na Freddy Krueger. the mask's annoying. Luchador mask?

    no. 1 looks like Sabretooth.

    anyway, i like the clean look of your Wolverine,very unique, compared sa ibang entries na may dirteh look.

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  2. djOctober 29, 2009 at 11:13 AM

    nice! i agree with the "more stubble" comment tho, its just not Wolvie without the stubble :)

    you should do commissions! *wink* *wink* ;)

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  3. AnonymousOctober 29, 2009 at 9:25 PM

    yeah, more stubble!

    hot, hot, hot!

    - lucy

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  4. macoyOctober 30, 2009 at 12:31 PM

    kasama kaya sa powers ni wolverine yung hindi siya ngngangati sa dami ng kanyang facial hair?

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