Black Suit Spiderman Zentai Build. (Lots of Pics)

Iracel

Well-Known Member

• Mar 10, 2013

• #1

So, I decided to make a spiderman costume off of a zentai suit. All of of time and thought went into this. First, I bought a spiderman mask from Amazon. heres a link Amazon.com: Spider-Man Deluxe Mask - Adult Size: Clothing


Then I dyed it black, puff painted a black brick design over it, then puff painted on the silver webbing, cut the lens borders out of some fabric I dont know, and used a mixture of white acrylic paint and silver puff paint on the mask.
After that, I used a silver sharpie to draw in the design.

So, the mask was finished, so I proceeded to buy the zentai costume. Heres a link.
New Spandex Lycra Spiderman Costume [20323] - $48.00 : Buy zentai, spandex

The costume came and its great, especially if you put your custom measurements in.

So I got to work. I used the silver sharpie on the costume, then made the brick pattern with black puff paint, and made the silver webbing with puff paint. Basically the same thing for the mask. I also cut out a spider, painted it, and hot glued it on.

Im sorry for the picture quality, better pictures will be on the way. Ones that arent sideways and more clear.
So far so good, right now. This is my Zentai costume build. Watch out SpiderSparrow!! XD jk.

 

Last edited: Mar 10, 2013

Iracel

Well-Known Member

• Mar 25, 2013

• #2

I guess I'll update, just because. This costume is more of an experiment with freehanding stuff. So i can practice puff painting and learn things from personal experience, so that I dont mess up My Amazing Spiderman Zentai Build I want to do after this. Anyway, here are some pics.

 

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Jordan spider

Active Member

• Mar 25, 2013

• #3

Damn dude how long did it take and did you draw on the brick pattern completely or did you free hand some of it

 

Iracel

Well-Known Member

• Mar 26, 2013

• #4

I actually freehanded all of the pattern. This costume was my test costume to get me used to making the actual spiderman costumes i plan on doing. Im not done yet, and have been working on and off, but its been a month now.

 

crabra comander

Master Member

• Mar 26, 2013

• #5

That's good for a free hand. You laid it a little too thick on some silver areas. I try keeping the slick paint low and going over it. If it overlaps I take a razor and cut out the excess.

How does it feel wearing it? Is it heavy from the paint, does it sag, feel cool or wet, etc.?

 

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ParmaSpidey

Member

• Mar 26, 2013

• #6

That looks really good for free-hand, putting puff paint on Spidey suits is a really tedious process. Good luck with the rest of your build!

 

Iracel

Well-Known Member

• Mar 27, 2013

• #7

crabra comander said:

That's good for a free hand. You laid it a little too thick on some silver areas. I try keeping the slick paint low and going over it. If it overlaps I take a razor and cut out the excess.

How does it feel wearing it? Is it heavy from the paint, does it sag, feel cool or wet, etc.?

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Its feels loose to wear, because I over stretched the spandex when i puff painted it, but since im 15 and will be growing that just means it will last me longer I suppose. And yeah, the puff paint would sometimes to shoot out really fast or something crazy, and I had no idea how to get it off. Im thinking of dying the costume black to get rid of the silver sharpie design but I'm not too sure.

 

Homer

Well-Known Member

• Mar 27, 2013

• #8

Wow , now thats a lot of work . look in good man.

 

firebapx

Well-Known Member

• Mar 27, 2013

• #9

how come some of the black brick pattern seems to be dusty of covered in silver ?

 

Iracel

Well-Known Member

• Mar 28, 2013

• #10

firebapx said:

how come some of the black brick pattern seems to be dusty of covered in silver ?

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What do you mean?

 

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Jordan spider

Active Member

• May 4, 2013

• #11

What did you cut the spider out of?

 

owen86

Member

• Jun 19, 2013

• #12

Far too amazing. Very good stuff.

 

Beyondbat

New Member

• Jun 19, 2013

• #13

Wow great job! Not bad for a tester