Amazing Spider-man 2 pattern

[sp1derman]

Take a look at this picture (You may have to zoom in a bit to see) :

http://i.imgur.com/5Vn1hU1.jpg

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

so they are along the top of the of the glove i cant see what you mean but i think i know what you mean nick quick question do you know where i can get that special ink and stretch additive that you mentioned in the other thread so i could apply to the brick pattern i also emailed a few silicone company's to no reply about applying details to a catsuit

 

[TheNickFox]

so they are along the top of the of the glove i cant see what you mean but i think i know what you mean nick quick question do you know where i can get that special ink and stretch additive that you mentioned in the other thread so i could apply to the brick pattern i also emailed a few silicone company's to no reply about applying details to a catsuit

The attached images should explain the wrist zipper better.

And as for screen printing additives, because you're in a different country, I would just use Google. Search for "Screen Printing Stretch Additive" or "Silk Screening Stretch Additive" or even "Plastisol ink Stretch additive" or possible "Poly ink stretch additive." One of those should help you find someone near you who can supply it to you...in addition to the inks.

As for the silicone, if you haven't reached out to Smooth-On yet, try them. I've always found them to be helpful. If they can't help you, you might just have to buy some small quantities and experiment.

-Nick

 

[orhadar]

View attachment 183296 i dont think you have it on the pattern the brick pattern changes angles on the legs

check page 5

 

[sp1derman]

The attached images should explain the wrist zipper better.

And as for screen printing additives, because you're in a different country, I would just use Google. Search for "Screen Printing Stretch Additive" or "Silk Screening Stretch Additive" or even "Plastisol ink Stretch additive" or possible "Poly ink stretch additive." One of those should help you find someone near you who can supply it to you...in addition to the inks.

As for the silicone, if you haven't reached out to Smooth-On yet, try them. I've always found them to be helpful. If they can't help you, you might just have to buy some small quantities and experiment.

-Nick

okay cheers that makes more sense now i actually found the additive and the bottle but i get so many ink options i'm lost as to what will create that matt look on the new suit at a guess what do you think the webs on this suit are made of?
-Jordan

check page 5

sweet i really cant wait man your suit is spectacular

 

[CrimsonEcho]

Definitely gonna try to buy a print when you release it. ^__^

Great work.

 

[spiderfan11]

Did those bad pics of the hands help at all Orhadar? There's a ton of new set photos I'm going to sift through to see if they have anything better. I really can't wait to see this thing finished.

 

[spiderfan11]

Well look at that, Webb just tweeted this:

Important to note the pressure pad for the webshooters too!

 

[orhadar]

Awesome spiderfan! that's an awesome pic! tanx

 

[SatsuiNoJXA]

I was hoping that someone was working on a template for this suit. I frequently browse RPF looking into ways of making a suit myself but my time being in the army doesnt allow me to put in such time. I would definitely give it a shot though a buy your template for my first try!

 

[Mystery]

hahah I was just about to post the same image spiderfan11

 

[Lunaman]

I love everything about that picture.

 

[orhadar]

finished front hand, best I could do with the current shots available.
I think I will have a first version for sale in the next couple of days.

 

[spiderfan11]

Looks pretty good to me. My only comment is that they might be a little more "square" in the movie? But I could be wrong.

I have possibly a weird question about these designs: When you make them, how do you know the weblines will line up when the pieces are sewn together?

 

[orhadar]

I put them next to each other in PS, and I have the basic Raimi webs to work with.
also in the movie, not all the webs actually line up, hard to see it but if you look hard enough in some photos.

 

[Sasukerick]

Heres a great pic of thee back spider, it also has little points on the inner legs!!

 

[spiderfan11]

I put them next to each other in PS, and I have the basic Raimi webs to work with.
also in the movie, not all the webs actually line up, hard to see it but if you look hard enough in some photos.

Cool thank for the info. I was just curious. It amazes me the work you're doing with these and I was wondering how you do it so well haha.

 

[joelai009]

I think this area compare with your design looks a little different. I might be wrong, just trying to help. The line should be lifted up more and straight.

 

[orhadar]

I'm kinda having problems with the colors, I don't know what color the webs and spider should be, sometimes they look almost black, sometimes they seem to be bright silver. any advice people?

 

[TheNickFox]

They're most likely gun metal. To get that effect in rubber, I would mix graphite powder into the mix...for a flat print, you might want to do a gradient overlay so that some parts are black, others grey, and still others look lighter and shinier.

That's my best idea currently, but I'm sure if you play with it you'll find a solution to might work even better, but at least it's a starting point.

-Nick

 

[Garrus Vakarian]

All I know is I want one, but I need the money first :lol