Amazing Spider-man 2 pattern
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skaterdude3
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Dude tht looks AWESOME!!!!!!! I wish I could do something like tht......1 day..maybe
Very nicely done. Won't that super awesome shoe detail have to be covered up by a shoe though if anyone plans on wearing these around? It would be such a pity to cover that up
iNSPIRATION
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..i think many people use aqua shoes or own rubber soles - is it possible to get a version without printed sole?
orhadar
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yes of course. It will even be possible to purchase one without webs, muscle shading,spider, etc..
Lunaman
Sr Member
Sweeet! I have a feeling I'll be grabbing one, but sans sole (I finished adding shoes to my comic print and MUCH appreciated a little wiggle room with the placement of the bottom of the shoe.)
One thing I would say is that you might think about making the red a little cooler and deeper. Check out this video, where you can get a sense of the look of the suit under various lighting conditions. Obviously they printed on a fully red and somewhat shiny spandex, so the exact look won't be possible to replicate with printing on standard white lycra, but you can see how the red is less warm than your current pattern.
Mobile Version The Amazing Spider-Man 2 While filming in Rochester NY meets with his biggest Fan - YouTube
iNSPIRATION
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at first: i respect your copyrights! i think the colors are a little bit to bright and the contrast is too high. here a little comparison:
(photoshop settings -> desaturation: -22, brightness: -4).
(photoshop settings -> desaturation: -22, brightness: -4).
VenomSpawn
New Member
Nope, Sony doesn't make profit off of the merchandise for the Spider-Man movies, Disney does. So whatever reason they have for changing the suit, it wasn't because of toy sales.
By the way, great pattern, orhadar!
Web_Slinger
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I wouldn't count on them finger pads being part of the finished suit, anyone who has worn lycra gloves can tell you it's a pain in the ass to pick anything up, i am betting they are nothing more then traction pads used so he can pick things up while filming.
Take a look at this picture (You may have to zoom in a bit to see) :
If you look at the top edge of his left wrist, you'll be able to see what appears to be a zipper pull right along the edge. So start at the upper edge of his arm. If you're looking at the blue, count up 1.5 web lines and you'll see the pull.
...and if you look at the bottom edge of his right wrist you'll see fabric puckering consistent with having a zipper there.
So the zippers are along the outer edge of his wrists.
I hope that makes sense.
-Nick
If you look at the top edge of his left wrist, you'll be able to see what appears to be a zipper pull right along the edge. So start at the upper edge of his arm. If you're looking at the blue, count up 1.5 web lines and you'll see the pull.
...and if you look at the bottom edge of his right wrist you'll see fabric puckering consistent with having a zipper there.
So the zippers are along the outer edge of his wrists.
I hope that makes sense.
-Nick
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