Amazing Spiderman Suit using TaylorMcManus' print (Pic Heavy) (Suit Complete!)

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That actually looks incredible now. Really really nice
 
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jeffscpu~
Are you leaving any room for stitching with your puffys coming to the edge?
Or is that what the white area is for?
 
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He's actually got a HUGE seam allowance, about 3/4" to 1" if I'm not mistaken. The seams are mostly sewn on the black lines. Anything past there gets taken up in the seam and won't be seen.

...so there are a lot of hand painted hexagons that are going to literally end up on the cutting room floor with this suit.

-Nick
 
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TheNickFox said:
He's actually got a HUGE seam allowance, about 3/4" to 1" if I'm not mistaken. The seams are mostly sewn on the black lines. Anything past there gets taken up in the seam and won't be seen.

...so there are a lot of hand painted hexagons that are going to literally end up on the cutting room floor with this suit.

-Nick
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I always appreciate your responses.
Thank you and keep em coming!
 
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Your puff painting looks so good!! This is kind of a weird question, but do you think you could take a short video of you applying the paint to make the hexagons? I don't really understand how you do it, just hold it like a pencil? A short description might work just as well actually... if you have time! Keep at it, looks great
 
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Great idea the pattern for the eye! But do you will see through them with all the exagon black?!
 
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For reference, those bottles are availible at Michaels, I have been using them for years to apply glues

Awesome photos, great job keeping the lines clean and lastly

I hope you don't go blind!
 
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You're really doing a great job! That's probably the cleanest honeycomb work I've seen.
 
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jeffscpu said:
I went to all of my local craft stores and I couldn't find any of the tips i was looking for. I had to order them online so I am platting the waiting game for them to arrive. On a positive note: I found them online for $1.49 each! At that price I purchased 12 to play it safe. :)

While I have this 'time' I decided to work on the eyes. I'm going with TaylorMcManus' idea and prating on transparencies and using gold window tint to give the reflective effect. It took me about 2 hours in Photoshop to get the pattern just right, but I think I did! The size of the hexagons look perfect! (to me at least) I am luckily enough to have a laser printer at home so I was able to print them out right here. (You need to have them prated on a laser printer, inkjet will smudge) Here are some pics along with my reference image.

15201-hex_pattern.jpg


15202-eye.png


The gold tint is on order and should be here in a couple days. Now to figure out how to make the frames... :/
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The honeycomb pattern seems too big. You should use mine at my Amazing Spiderman lenses WIP thread. I have a reverse honeycomb pattern file there. Just right click and save it. Print it out as A4 size. That will make yours look better.
 
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Joelai you mean print your reverse pattern on a transparent sheet like Jeffscpu says?
 
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nice! whats the diameter of the tips you are using?
 
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Hello everyone, quick question you can buy it the patern amazing spiderman
 
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TheNickFox said:
He's actually got a HUGE seam allowance, about 3/4" to 1" if I'm not mistaken. The seams are mostly sewn on the black lines. Anything past there gets taken up in the seam and won't be seen.

...so there are a lot of hand painted hexagons that are going to literally end up on the cutting room floor with this suit.

-Nick
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Thanks for the tip!! After looking at the pattern again, it's looks like I am doing a lot of extra work. Ah, it was good practice! The pieces are coming along much faster now.
 
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joelai009 said:
The honeycomb pattern seems too big. You should use mine at my Amazing Spiderman lenses WIP thread. I have a reverse honeycomb pattern file there. Just right click and save it. Print it out as A4 size. That will make yours look better.
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The longer I looked at it, I stared to think the same thing. I resized my pattern and it looks much better.

Your lenses turned out great! In the matter of saving time, if you are doing a second run I'd love to order a set. Applying the puff paint it taking longer than expected. It's such a detailed and tedious process I can only work on it for a half hour at a time before my hands start to cramp up.

Anyway, keep me updated if you do a second run of lenses! (I posted on your thread also)
 
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Can we get some more pics of your progress please :)
 
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