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Description from Mutabilis is:ramon wrote:could you give us a quick description of Rebecca, age, colour, hair that sort of thing, also what she's wearing.
i'll have a read through status quo again too - i'm sure it's in there, just being lazy, and my memory is terrible.
She is late 20s/early 30s, a little over 5 foot tall, caucasian, thin and slightly built and a touch underweight. Simple shoulder length brown hair, brown eyes, pale untanned skin. Good looking in a 'girl next door' kind of way, but not a stunner - would look pretty if she tried, but generally doesn't, she's very practical - abit tomboyish.. Generally wearing non-descript space jumpsuits, but is in an elegant ankle length green dress and matching high heeled shoes in some of scenes in Mutabilis.
When trying to visualise her I think character wise she's rather like a mix of B'Elanna Torres from Star Trek Voyager (...obviously minus the klingon forehead wrinkles )
and 'Bechs' (Major Rebecca Childs, played by Hilary Swank) from The Core. I will admit to pinching the name 'Rebecca' from 'The Core' for my lead heroine. I think it was the way she landed the space shuttle, instruments off, in the movie... go girl!
These pictures are very 'Rebecca'... (she doesn't smile a whole lot)
This pic could be straight out of 'Status Quo' or 'Mutabilis'... Jim is also very similar to Dr. Josh (Aaron Eckhart) though he's a bit older, dark haired and greyer.
Here's Hilary in real life.
Cheers,
Drew.
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@Drew - Roxann Dawson - you don't say - can't think why (link rather than image)
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Well... the "feisty female sidekick with attitude problem and emotional baggage" is a timeworn cliche... but hey, when in Rome... I make no apologies for these two stories being 'space operas'.DaddyHoggy wrote:@Drew - Roxann Dawson - you don't say - can't think why (link rather than image)
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ta for the info!
re the size : i take it the dimension of the book would be better noted as cm, rather than pixels? cafepress stuff i use for pics are at 300dpi for jpegs which would make the pic titchy. would a pic smaller res (80) of the same 1:1.45 (iirc) dimensions be ok for the compo, then a higher (300) mailed for your shop?
re the size : i take it the dimension of the book would be better noted as cm, rather than pixels? cafepress stuff i use for pics are at 300dpi for jpegs which would make the pic titchy. would a pic smaller res (80) of the same 1:1.45 (iirc) dimensions be ok for the compo, then a higher (300) mailed for your shop?
http://www.cafepress.com/cp/info/help/l ... s.aspx#use
Sorry - just read a little further on, you're printing the Standard Paperback size.
5 x 8 Standard Paperback 300 DPI 5.5 x 8.5 (1650 x 2550)
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@Drew - glad you liked the link!
Re: Space Operas - I grew up reading EE Doc Smith - Lensmen/D'Alembert/Skylark - you don't get much more space opera than that! (First book I ever read and then immediately read again - "Galactic Patrol" - Kimball Kinnison - now there was a man's man! I was nine at the time and I knew it even then!)
Re: Space Operas - I grew up reading EE Doc Smith - Lensmen/D'Alembert/Skylark - you don't get much more space opera than that! (First book I ever read and then immediately read again - "Galactic Patrol" - Kimball Kinnison - now there was a man's man! I was nine at the time and I knew it even then!)
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