To counter your fear of it just being "wishful thinking" at least a little bit; I study "master of arts: costume-design" at a university in Germany and we actually were presented with this exact book in the context of a masters-class :D
The costumes of Trishar Biggar are so much better than the costumes in the orginal trilogy, because Trishar Biggar is a great artist. It has nothing to do with spending more money. I think the Star Wars movies from Disney have enough money and the costumes are aweful. This is only the personal opinion of an artist. Thank you for your good movie.
Seems pretty reductive to me to suggest there were no "great artists" involved in the OT's costumes. Where'd 90% of Jango's costume design come from? Where'd 90% of the Jedi Robe design come from? (There's concept art for very different robes, but in the end they went back to the OT style for a reason.) Not to mention Vader, Stormtroopers, Luke's ROTJ costume... Sure, there are a lot of sack/rag-type costumes in the OT vs. the elaborate ones in the PT, but there'd be no PT at all if the OT wasn't so instantly iconic.
thank you for this review, i was thinking about buying the book - but since I'm mostly interested in the story (and really in-depth information about fabric and stuff) I dont think I will get it. I like how you did the review with the voice over, great audio
Would love to add this book to my collection but can’t find it for a reasonable price in Australia. I have the original trilogy book to enjoy for now though.
Thanks for the video! Audio is sounding better, the cuts are less rushed. Are you recording the video and the audio separately? If so it could be nice to layer the commentary over the sound of the pages turning.
Very welcome as always, sir. I also enjoy the sound of pages turning and would love to have them included. But because the video is recorded separately and then sped up/slowed down to fit the voiceover, it means that having natural/synced page sounds can't be done, unfortunately.
Regarding the OT Costume book you mentioned, is there a difference between the titan publishing vs chronicle publishing(Leia cover vs belt buckle cover)? They are priced at 55 and 65 €, but the page count is only off by 1?
"Star Wars" is a Disney princess story genre to appeal to young girls even if it had an Earl K. Bergey bikini borrowed from Frane Nguyen of "Elaan of Troyius" while Trekkie, Marvel, Buck Rogers, etc. were designed for a quick sale of how my mother spazzed out at how East Asian anime has fetishes for White Women or European race.
To counter your fear of it just being "wishful thinking" at least a little bit; I study "master of arts: costume-design" at a university in Germany and we actually were presented with this exact book in the context of a masters-class :D
I agree with Sebastian Petit -- I don't mind the audio change, but would love for the page turning sounds to still be included!
Or labeled in the playlist as “with” or “with out” page turn sounds
The costumes of Trishar Biggar are so much better than the costumes in the orginal trilogy, because Trishar Biggar is a great artist. It has nothing to do with spending more money. I think the Star Wars movies from Disney have enough money and the costumes are aweful. This is only the personal opinion of an artist. Thank you for your good movie.
Seems pretty reductive to me to suggest there were no "great artists" involved in the OT's costumes. Where'd 90% of Jango's costume design come from? Where'd 90% of the Jedi Robe design come from? (There's concept art for very different robes, but in the end they went back to the OT style for a reason.) Not to mention Vader, Stormtroopers, Luke's ROTJ costume... Sure, there are a lot of sack/rag-type costumes in the OT vs. the elaborate ones in the PT, but there'd be no PT at all if the OT wasn't so instantly iconic.
thank you for this review, i was thinking about buying the book - but since I'm mostly interested in the story (and really in-depth information about fabric and stuff) I dont think I will get it.
I like how you did the review with the voice over, great audio
Would love to add this book to my collection but can’t find it for a reasonable price in Australia. I have the original trilogy book to enjoy for now though.
This is like ASMR, I love it! :3
Thanks for the video! Audio is sounding better, the cuts are less rushed. Are you recording the video and the audio separately? If so it could be nice to layer the commentary over the sound of the pages turning.
Very welcome as always, sir.
I also enjoy the sound of pages turning and would love to have them included. But because the video is recorded separately and then sped up/slowed down to fit the voiceover, it means that having natural/synced page sounds can't be done, unfortunately.
This was how I learned to make Robes for Padawans 🥰✨📖✨
Regarding the OT Costume book you mentioned, is there a difference between the titan publishing vs chronicle publishing(Leia cover vs belt buckle cover)? They are priced at 55 and 65 €, but the page count is only off by 1?
"Star Wars" is a Disney princess story genre to appeal to young girls even if it had an Earl K. Bergey bikini borrowed from Frane Nguyen of "Elaan of Troyius" while Trekkie, Marvel, Buck Rogers, etc. were designed for a quick sale of how my mother spazzed out at how East Asian anime has fetishes for White Women or European race.
Audio sounds good in this one