CastleOSullivan said:It looks like we finally have a face to the mysterious Mr. Karver. This was from SeaWorld San Antonio. I think it was a very smart decision to make him look generic and somewhat cartoonish. This should break one of their biggest barriers: Translating the icon to look convincing on the performer portraying him or her. It's one of the reasons as to why Tampa never really saw the Trickster, and why we got a cheap looking Lady of the Gardens (after not having one at all).
That's why Scarlett had about three models in promotional material, so anyone resembling one of three models would appear more authentic. One of my former theatre colleagues was one of Scarlett's minions that sold drinks, and the funny thing is that I was actually going to call her and say "Hey, you should dress as Scarlett." I guest casting saw the same thing.
Anyway, that's just a little bit of insight on what it takes to design and implement a Howl-O-Scream icon.
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He looks like a dejected Gepetto! That makes sense considering the theme.