Looks fantastic! I have noticed that the little "star-jumping stick figure man" (I don't know how else to describe them) are only joined to the curvy X shapes at the "feet" on the actual pattern, if that makes sense!
Looks fantastic! I have noticed that the little "star-jumping stick figure man" (I don't know how else to describe them) are only joined to the curvy X shapes at the "feet" on the actual pattern, if that makes sense!
Looking good mate! Was hoping someone would start this! I'm in for one !!!
Can't wait for progress
I agree and yours looks a little taller and skinnier.firefly827347 said:
Carl, not sure if this helps any but here is a quick pattern based on the arm material I uploaded in post #22. Based on the pattern you have in post #24, it looks like this needs to be compressed, vertically, but overall, I think it isn't too far off. If it helps at all, you are more than welcome to use it.
Only had a small amount of time tonight to try my new design:
Mine is on the left
Art Andrews - thanks just saw what you did in the pattern, thanks for the assistance manWhat lovely people you all are!
Yet to add any effects to mine this was just a quick re-work of my previous attempt
Were getting closer
I thinķ by just adding a slight tone on tone fine grid pattern underneath this pattern of yours would be ready to dye sub and then get ur game plan to create the 3d looking overlay wether you use silicone or latex. GREAT work for sure man!!
Very cool. How do you define it as a pattern so that it tiles properly? Doesn't it have to be square?Art Andrews said:
Carl, not sure if this helps any but here is a quick pattern based on the arm material I uploaded in post #22. Based on the pattern you have in post #24, it looks like this needs to be compressed, vertically, but overall, I think it isn't too far off. If it helps at all, you are more than welcome to use it.
Carl the patterns looking great bro. I'm a total noob when it comes to costuming, I'm trying to fathom how you plan on applying the pattern to your material. I want to make a MoS costume of my own and have no idea how to do the texturing.
I think what you can do is what Carl is doin with his Spidey suit and I will be using the same method on my Cpt Britain which is to go over the pattern u want textured with puff paint, it looks great on the spidey outfits so I am that is the route I'm gonna go
Yeah puff paint is the way to go with the MOS pattern, its gonna definitely make it stand out a lot better.
I totally agree it would make it look better, how do you get the pattern for it though?DarkHero said:
OK had a small amount of time to do some re-work on this design, here you go:
No pattern added into the emblem just yet, got some other things to get finished before I crack this part of the design.
Your lighting is off. Doesn't really look 3D or raised.
Looks amazing, cant wait to see the finished product
been doing some small details on the shield:
and the boots:
Made the pattern a lot smaller as well.
great work! This looks fantastic.
*gold star* for Art, thanks to his close ups!
Lookin amazing that mate, can't wait to see a full pic of it
Your working fast Carl, its really coming together well.. Great work
Makes me wish I was better at photoshop. I want one of these!
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