Rocketbilly Posted November 27, 2009 Posted November 27, 2009 A little while ago I posted asking for help creating a Purist Joker minifig - while the suggestions were top notch, I decided to stick with my original plan, as the other heads weren't pale enough! I do intend to use them for Joker henchmen though. Here's a link to him on Flickr, as I have no idea how to deeplink from Flickr, sorry. http://www.flickr.com/photos/44977578@N06/...in/photostream/ I know he's not fantastic, but.. Quote
L-space Posted November 27, 2009 Posted November 27, 2009 Looks nice and you may want to check out this topic Quote
Batbrick Posted November 27, 2009 Posted November 27, 2009 Great job! I'm surprised at how well that came out, though I think the face is weak, you should get the smiling gangster's face from the Indy Shanghai Chase set, it's perfect! Batbrick Away! Quote
Rocketbilly Posted November 27, 2009 Author Posted November 27, 2009 Great job! I'm surprised at how well that came out, though I think the face is weak, you should get the smiling gangster's face from the Indy Shanghai Chase set, it's perfect!Batbrick Away! Thanks! I did consider that face, but I thought having a pale face was more distinctive as the Joker than a crazy grin - I wanted my Joker to be a little "Grungier" than the comic depiction and the official TLC version. The outfit, might I add, was inspired roughly by The Dark Knight. Will/Rocketbilly Looks nice and you may want to check out this topic Thankyou! And thanks very much for the link to the tutorial - incredibly useful and just what I was looking for Will/Rocketbilly Quote
Batbrick Posted November 28, 2009 Posted November 28, 2009 Thanks! I did consider that face, but I thought having a pale face was more distinctive as the Joker than a crazy grin - I wanted my Joker to be a little "Grungier" than the comic depiction and the official TLC version. The outfit, might I add, was inspired roughly by The Dark Knight. Fair enough, I'm not huge on the "grungy" aspect of the character myself, but it works with what you've created. I recognised the similarities to The Dark Knight too. What face is that from though? Batbrick Away! Quote
Clone OPatra Posted November 28, 2009 Posted November 28, 2009 What face is that from though? That's the original Snape face. On the figure, I think you've done a good job, though I too agree that part of the Joker's usual iconic image is his permanent contorted grin. Also, why did you go with two different colors on the arms? Quote
Rocketbilly Posted November 29, 2009 Author Posted November 29, 2009 That's the original Snape face.On the figure, I think you've done a good job, though I too agree that part of the Joker's usual iconic image is his permanent contorted grin. Also, why did you go with two different colors on the arms? Yeah, I know what you all mean about the grin, but I had to choose: Pale skin but scowling face, or trademark grin but with Fleshie skin. In the end I thought I'd rely on the other trademark - green hair- to carry across the "I'm the Joker" message. I suppose it's the curse of Purist customs. The reason for the arms is this: the purple torso is meant to represent a wasitcoat - and the grey arms represent the sleeves of the shirt he's wearing underneath. Then we have white hands to represent skin, as TLC dont do a glow in the dark hand to match the head. I know it's not perfect, but I did the best with limited pieces Thanks for all the comments and constructive criticism! Will/Rocketbilly Quote
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