Power Rangers retouching | creativecocktail

Retouching: Power Rangers.

Sometimes the character costumes get worn and dirty, these need to be tidied up before being released as assets. Poor Lord Zed needed a lot of work. As well as a general polish and repair (metallic sponge tends to bend and crack quite quickly), other tasks included:

• Straightening his staff • Straightening his neck and reducing the size of his head •Making his legs and hips thinner

Other characters also needed a bit of TLC, inc. ironing out costume creases/joins and making the actors look less, err... human.

All the actors are photographed in a studio in front of a white(ish) screen, the characters need to be cut out so they can be placed on light or dark colours.

This is particularly tricky with
characters who have hair.

Retouching: Power Rangers.

Other characters also needed a bit of TLC, inc. ironing out costume creases/joins and making the actors look less, err... human.

All the actors are photographed in a studio in front of a white(ish) screen, the characters need to be cut out so they can be placed on light or dark colours. This is particularly tricky with characters who have hair.

All the actors are photographed in a studio in front of a white(ish) screen, the characters need to be cut out so they can be placed on light or dark colours.

This is particularly tricky with
characters who have hair.