Kronogor
New Member
Hey everybody, so as not to have a huge panicked rush to finish my projects like I did for last years comic con, I am starting on our SDCC 2014 costumes now.
The plan is to create both Raleigh Becket's and Mako Mori's pilot suits and a Gypsy Danger.
The strategy is to try to get my hands dirty with the seemingly simpler pilot suits first before I try to attempt building the Jaeger. All of my previous costumes have been leather and foam and with this new project I really want to create a more professional look. To achieve this, I am going to try to branch out into mold making, 3D printing, vacuum-forming, etc. I don't know much about these techniques but I hope to learn through doing.
The first step for me is to break these costumes down into their smaller parts and draw them from all angles so I can really visualize what I need to make.
The plan is to create both Raleigh Becket's and Mako Mori's pilot suits and a Gypsy Danger.
The strategy is to try to get my hands dirty with the seemingly simpler pilot suits first before I try to attempt building the Jaeger. All of my previous costumes have been leather and foam and with this new project I really want to create a more professional look. To achieve this, I am going to try to branch out into mold making, 3D printing, vacuum-forming, etc. I don't know much about these techniques but I hope to learn through doing.
The first step for me is to break these costumes down into their smaller parts and draw them from all angles so I can really visualize what I need to make.