WereDrelf
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Thank you, CheesyKNB! Yes, that fur is a nice match for the original. Do you have a write-up of your Ezio creation?
Assassin's Creed Revelations Ezio WIP (Lots'a pics)
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Thank you, CheesyKNB! Yes, that fur is a nice match for the original. Do you have a write-up of your Ezio creation?
Unfortunately not
Just a couple of pictures scattered on my FB and Deviantart (http://cheesyknight.deviantart.com/)
WereDrelf
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Unfortunately not
Oh yes! I remember your Ezio well. What a beautiful replica! Your details were definitely a source of inspiration, when I started mine. And the photography with your friend modeling was gorgeous as well.
Yes, that fur looks very similar to mine.
Oh yes! I remember your Ezio well. What a beautiful replica! Your details were definitely a source of inspiration, when I started mine. And the photography with your friend modeling was gorgeous as well.
Yes, that fur looks very similar to mine.
thank you! i never actually got around to making the pauldron properly so i will be taking some inspiration from you in return
WereDrelf
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thank you! i never actually got around to making the pauldron properly so i will be taking some inspiration from you in return
:lol Love it! And I am honored! Do post photos, if you can.
WereDrelf
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It has been a "few" years, but I am finally back at it.
I am almost done with the big belt. Here are a few shots:
This is the patterned closure, worn. I used push buttons, so I can open it, if needed.
Because the belt is hanging down on one side AND it wide, a regular, straight piece wouldn't work. It would not lie flat against the body, where it bends. So, I moistened the leather before any tooling and pulled it into a curve at the two bending spots. (Awesome muscle workout!) Then I covered it with a cloth and weighted it with the heaviest book I own (a giant dictionary).
I also worked on the various buckles and conchos. These are my very first polymer clay attempts ever, so I am reasonably satisfied for now:
Here is the armor buckle (the first one I made) on the harness:
I also decided to paint the patterns on the triangular hood back panel and the sleeves. Stitching turned out to be a pain for these areas, so for the sake of time I heavy-heartedly went with the paint marker (for now...).
No photo of the sleeves, yet, because I ran out of "ink" just before the grand finish today.... Argh!
It feels so good to finally make some Ezio progress again!
I am almost done with the big belt. Here are a few shots:
This is the patterned closure, worn. I used push buttons, so I can open it, if needed.
Because the belt is hanging down on one side AND it wide, a regular, straight piece wouldn't work. It would not lie flat against the body, where it bends. So, I moistened the leather before any tooling and pulled it into a curve at the two bending spots. (Awesome muscle workout!) Then I covered it with a cloth and weighted it with the heaviest book I own (a giant dictionary).
I also worked on the various buckles and conchos. These are my very first polymer clay attempts ever, so I am reasonably satisfied for now:
Here is the armor buckle (the first one I made) on the harness:
I also decided to paint the patterns on the triangular hood back panel and the sleeves. Stitching turned out to be a pain for these areas, so for the sake of time I heavy-heartedly went with the paint marker (for now...).
No photo of the sleeves, yet, because I ran out of "ink" just before the grand finish today.... Argh!
It feels so good to finally make some Ezio progress again!
