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Adding textures and details that reflect the nature and skin of the non-human character for realism.

Seamlessly blending costumes with CGI, practical effects, or stunt rigs for a realistic portrayal.

Utilizing color effectively to portray the character's mood, origin, or species.

Adjusting costume proportions to match the envisioned size and anatomy of non-human characters.

Designing costumes that endure the strain of performance and can be easily maintained.

Ensuring that the costume allows for the necessary movement required by the character.

Ensuring that the costume design prioritizes the wellbeing and safety of the performer.

Designing costumes that respectfully represent the cultural or historical contexts of the non-human character.

Choosing fabrics and materials that are suitable for non-human character mobility and aesthetics.

Creating a distinctive outline of the non-human character that projects the intended image.

Incorporating modern tech into costumes for creating special effects or enhancing character features.

Maintaining visual consistency of the non-human character throughout various representations (e.g., different scenes or sequels).

Balancing the costume's weight to ensure that the actor can wear it comfortably and perform effectively.

Studying the character's origins, behaviors, and significance to ensure accuracy and authenticity in design.