Luna's Ultimate Spider-Man Build, Orhadar Print. [Pic Heavy]

[Xadus]

Great suit and great tutorial! As was said earlier by a few people, I'm also new to the site and seeing step-by-step instructions is a big help and pretty interesting too. Thanks!

 

[velazquezn36]

Really considering making this suit. I cant get over how perfect you made it, and created a great tutorial for spidey lovers everywhere. Maybe one day I can head out to a convention and run into you and shake your hand personally. haha

 

[Lunaman]

Haha I don't have much at hand but I think I can manage to figure something out. Thanks for your help. I really appreciate it.

Sure thing.

Just came by to say once again, such a gorgeous looking suit!
Can't wait to work on mine in a month or so, talked a bit with tjack to get a custom frame more accurate ultimate spider-man frame with a little twist in it. I love what you done, it looks awesome and original.
But now with others doing the same thing eh not original on there end and wouldn't be very original on my end, it may not make sense since almost all spidey suits are doing the same thing for example tasm2 all same frames etc..

Great suit and great tutorial! As was said earlier by a few people, I'm also new to the site and seeing step-by-step instructions is a big help and pretty interesting too. Thanks!

Really considering making this suit. I cant get over how perfect you made it, and created a great tutorial for spidey lovers everywhere. Maybe one day I can head out to a convention and run into you and shake your hand personally. haha

Thanks for the kind words, guys!
I, too, would also like to see what a more comic-accurate Ultimate lens would look like on a suit. I didn't know TJack was doing costum lens options when I started this project, I just knew I really liked the look of these eyes.

 

[cha0tic]

Sure thing.










Thanks for the kind words, guys!
I, too, would also like to see what a more comic-accurate Ultimate lens would look like on a suit. I didn't know TJack was doing costum lens options when I started this project, I just knew I really liked the look of these eyes.

Sure thing.










Thanks for the kind words, guys!
I, too, would also like to see what a more comic-accurate Ultimate lens would look like on a suit. I didn't know TJack was doing costum lens options when I started this project, I just knew I really liked the look of these eyes.

I see but I love the look it has I just want something different and not the same as everyone else. I plan on working with tjack on a frame thats accurate except the frame itself in the comic I feel the black lining is to thick and to much for my liking, so I plan on having the shape except using a thinner black lining frame similar tasm2 thickness.

 

[Lunaman]

Sounds like it'll look great!

 

[buckethead35]

Hey Luna,

I was just wondering if the Pigma Micron pens are essential, or if a simliar pen would do the work?

Thanks.

 

[Lunaman]

Hey Luna,

I was just wondering if the Pigma Micron pens are essential, or if a simliar pen would do the work?

Thanks.

I'm sure there are other options that would work, like the various fabric pens that are out there, I just came across in my research that microns are often used and praised by quilters to draw on fabrics with permanence and that the archival ink tends to hold very well if you let it dry fully before washing the garment. They also come with very fine tips in a range of thicknesses and were readily available where I live.

 

[buckethead35]

I'm sure there are other options that would work, like the various fabric pens that are out there, I just came across in my research that microns are often used and praised by quilters to draw on fabrics with permanence and that the archival ink tends to hold very well if you let it dry fully before washing the garment. They also come with very fine tips in a range of thicknesses and were readily available where I live.

Looks like I'll be getting me one a few of those pens, then.

Thanks!

 

[Lunaman]

Looks like I'll be getting me one a few of those pens, then.

Thanks!

Welcome!

 

[HenryTJO11]

Hey Luna. I was just wondering if the Ultimate Spidey suit can be puff painted and still look good?

I'm sorry if this has been asked in this thread but it's a bit TLR seeing as we're 290 posts into it haha

I did read the whole tutorial part though and all I can say is 12/10. Perfect work!

 

[Lunaman]

Hey Luna. I was just wondering if the Ultimate Spidey suit can be puff painted and still look good?

I'm sorry if this has been asked in this thread but it's a bit TLR seeing as we're 290 posts into it haha

I did read the whole tutorial part though and all I can say is 12/10. Perfect work!

Depends on your definition of what looks 'good', but yes, this pattern can certainly be puff painted and look interesting. Leathkorious puffied his all over and it came out cool, very snakelike.
http://www.therpf.com/attachments/f...derman-costume-dsc_3675.jpg-273771d1389738376

12 pages of comments is too long? Pssssh. There are some threads here that are the size of novels.

 

[AmazingVenom]

Sorry to add on to the constant questions but I've searched for like hours and I can't find any advice on how to resize images patterns , so I was wondering if you could offer any advice on it because I'm significantly shorter than al of the patterns I keep finding and I'd greatly appreciate some help

 

[Lunaman]

Sorry to add on to the constant questions but I've searched for like hours and I can't find any advice on how to resize images patterns , so I was wondering if you could offer any advice on it because I'm significantly shorter than al of the patterns I keep finding and I'd greatly appreciate some help

Unfortunately I've never been able to give advice on re-sizing since I haven't needed it, my proportions are similar to the standard file when it's scaled a tiny bit down to my height (5'8"). Check out RaidenTyler's thread instead, he did a lot of work on re-sizing for shorter individuals.
http://www.therpf.com/f78/ultimate-spider-man-suit-wip-pictures-progress-inside-205156/

 

[Lunaman]

This weekend I was brought in to help out at my local comic book shop for Free Comic Book day. I had a great time meeting people and taking pictures and talking to kids about comics. At one point I climbed up on some parking meters and people took some photos that I think were pretty cool.

 

[chad3122]

I apologize if this is the wrong place to ask but I didn't want to flood your inbox. Did you use the same slippers for your ASM2 build as this comic style one?

 

[Lunaman]

I apologize if this is the wrong place to ask but I didn't want to flood your inbox. Did you use the same slippers for your ASM2 build as this comic style one?

No worries. Yes, I used the same slippers for both. Still hunting for a more accurate option for the ASM2, it has a more defined heel with a completely flat sole and a different toebox.

 

[Vyger2002]

Never tired of looking at these Luna. Have you looked into the Airwalks? Because I bought a pair and haven't taken apart yet.

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[Lunaman]

Never tired of looking at these Luna.

Thanks!

Have you looked into the Airwalks? Because I bought a pair and haven't taken apart yet.

I haven't, no. The flat foot is a good start, but the toe is a little blocky. And that layered upper with those shoelace grommets is going to be a bear to modify to lie smooth under the fabric.

 

[Vyger2002]

I bought those for $10 in October of last year. At the time there were no close ups of the soles or at least I didn't have any reference. But I really like the way those look. I was thinking of cutting them and using them for sole only and a slip on inside the suit.

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[Lunaman]

I bought those for $10 in October of last year. At the time there were no close ups of the soles or at least I didn't have any reference. But I really like the way those look. I was thinking of cutting them and using them for sole only and a slip on inside the suit.

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Go for it, man, this whole process is about trying stuff out and seeing what works. Cheers.