Broken Bow - Diane Carey [77]
that hair one more time,” he explains. “That would have been a really difficult thing. The difficulty here was not really coming up with the ultimate look—the appearance of the uniform—it was the process of evolving that. It required quite a few completely rendered prototypes to get us to say, ‘No, no, we don’t want it to be a weird synthetic fabric. No, we want it to have a more now, today, this moment, look.’ So that was the process that was hard. And that’s the process that’s hard every day as regards this series right now. We don’t have much of a frame of reference for it. So, we’re continually reinventing that or inventing that. That becomes the difficulty. But the difficulties kind of get your head in the right place to be able to do it.”
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PROLOGUE. 5