Club Obi Wan

I thought to ponder: Given the extracurricular activities of "our hero", would it be fair to say that his ensemble is abused more than aged or distressed?

After reading the subject title, I thought you were asking about Indiana Jess! Regards. Michaelson

I would say Indy's gear is more abused than anything else. I wonder if he has anything long enough to age or distress!

The ToD and very especially the TLC jackets look more abused than aged. The Raiders jacket looks more aged and worn to me. The effect achieved by the acetone distressing.

-R

Michaelson wrote:After reading the subject title, I thought you were asking about Indiana Jess! Regards. Michaelson

Right, that would have been 'all of the above'. There would have to be an option for that in the 'What Is Up With Jess?' poll.

Hey now ... you guys are starting to distress me with all this abuse! You just shouldn't do that to someone my age ... wait ...

Hey now... I happen to like Jess. You leave him alone. He stood up for me once...

Some one said that I wasn't worth a bag of dirt, and he replied: "Oh yes he is!"

So he's alright in my book. Besides... I don't think anyone's taken sandpaper and acetone to his hide yet.





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Renderking Fisk wrote:Hey now... I happen to like Jess. You leave me alone. He stood up for me once...

Some one said that I wasn't worth a bag of dirt, and he replied: "Oh yes he is!"

So he's alright in my book...

That's right Ren and I still stand by those words!

Renderking Fisk wrote: ... Besides... I don't think anyone's taken sandpaper and acetone to his hide yet.

I hope that doesn't give Michaelson any ideas.

Jess, I promise I won't use the belt sander...on your seams.

Back on topic ( ), I get the feeling his stuff is 'abused' for the most part, but that's taken a long time to do, which accounts for more 'even-ness' to it. Like natural distressing, but not by a couch potato. More like natural distressing for a guy who falls down a lot.

So, yeah, the individual events are more like 'abuse', but over a long time period, so it's got a naturally distressed quality.

Indiana Jerry wrote:Jess, I promise I won't use the belt sander...on your seams.

Yeah, like I haven't heard that one before ...

According to the costume person on the DVD extras, all 10 jackets were brushed with a wire brush for the initial distressed look. I presume additional "distressing" was accumulated as the movie was shot. No mention of using acetone to create a "look" was mentioned.

Starman Jones

Probably more a combination of all 3.. Tending to go more for self abuse...