BvS Gal Gadot IS Wonder Woman! - Part 10

[Gee]

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[MrsKent26]

That's a great costume. Thanks John-An.

 

[John-An]

this is no skirt but I love her face here!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Lily Adler]

But it's not the breastplate from the photos above.

Still good, though.

 

[John-An]

That's a great costume. Thanks John-An.

No prob. all the best for you t:

 

[John-An]

But it's not the breastplate from the photos above.

Still good, though.

I guess many here could do that for you, as BA, Teagone, Batfan1979, etc..

 

[John-An]

Wonder Woman!!!!!!!

 

[Lily Adler]

Segmented plates?

 

[MrsKent26]

The top's a bit too cleavagey, but that tiara! So pretty.

The art is also very good.

 

[FeedOnATreeFrog]

Way too skimpy, but great design! The material looks really slick.

 

[Human Torch]

this is no skirt but I love her face here!!!!!!!!!!!

That's pretty good.I don't like the thing being over-armored,but if they did something in this direction,I'd be pleased.

 

[haephestus]

Since there is a costume thread I'd like to switch gears to the Amazon culture which Diana is supposed to be the best example of. How do people/fans see them? How are they reflected through Diana? How does being the crown princess affect her behavior? Is too much "pefection" a detriment to good characterization and conflict, both for WW herself and the Amazons, or does the MOS-verse need that kind of "fantasy/fairy tale" aspect? Does anyone, like me, think there is a good midway point between Mary Sue-land and Secret Dystopia? Should Diana be saguine but unfamiliar with man's world? Should she be a bright eyed optimist that bends all those around her to her world view?

Thoughts?

I'd like to see Themyscira depicted as a true paradise. Its residents excel in all areas, whether warrior skills, science, art, medicine, weaving or cooking. And their society should reflect continued advancements since the day that it was created. If Themyscira was created 1,000 years ago, then I don't want to see then restricted to technology, architectural designs, fashion designs, etc from that period. They should have continued to devlop and innovate, potentially with some similar advancements to the rest of the world, but also with their own advancements.

While Diana may be their Princess, I don't believe Diana or Hippolyta would truly "rule" over their subjects. I imagine that Diana would participate in all the same chores and recreational activities as the other Amazons, with perhaps one or two extra lessons about "queendom" from her mother.

I would like to see some naivety from Wonder Woman when she first ventures to man's world. I would also like to see a natural curiosity for man's world, it's people, it's past-times, it's past, etc. I would also like Wonder Woman to be open and trusting. The lasso of truth doesn't compel Wonder Woman to always be honest, she is honest because it is part of her character.

But, I don't want Wonder Woman's good nature to be too far-fetched or to be depicted as stupidity. I don't want her to be mystified by the "tiny people in the magic boxes" or confounded by "horseless carriages". But, an exclamation of surprise about the wonders of ice cream would be A-OK. I don't want to see Wonder Woman being depicted as so naive that she would be taken advantage of by others. And while I want to see Wonder Woman shocked by some aspects of man's world, like domestic violence, homelessness, etc I don't want it to dampen her positive outlook on life. If anything, it should motivate her to work harder to improve man's world in whatever way that she can positively contribute to society.

 

[Joeyjojo72]

Yeah i like that top, and the muted colors make sense in the established world. But waaay too much cleavage. In fact, no cleavage at all is probably the way to go.

 

[Gee]

The top's a bit too cleavagey, but that tiara! So pretty.

The art is also very good.

Yeah, too much cleavage. Though, nice armour design and I like those braids.

 

[Matt.S99]

I don't mind a few braids, but I think her hair should be more loose. Looks better in my opinion. She looks a lot like an elf from LOTR like that.

 

[Wildcard]

Yeah, I agree. I'm not really a fan of her wearing big braids either, would rather her let her hair flow freely or if anything be in a ponytail.

 

[Spamtron]

But waaay too much cleavage. In fact, no cleavage at all is probably the way to go.

BLASPHEMY!


But seriously nice posted pic John-An, a lovely take on the theme.

 

[Wildcard]

I think having cleavage within the top portion of the costume would be okay, but it's not a necessity.

 

[Matt.S99]

I don't think a little bit of cleavage is bad. That one just needs a bigger breast plate. That would take care of the cleavage.

 

[Bullseye1]

I think the boby size is realistic if nothing else.

 

[Caekzor]

Nice spaghetti straps.

 

[Joeyjojo72]

Yeah the proportions seem very realistic for ms gadot. good job there.

 

[snpklsdmbldr]

 

[Bullseye1]

Lovely portrait.

 

[John-An]