Westies14
Master Member
Hey guys,
I've been meaning to get these pics up for Rich for quite some time. We shot them weeks ago, but we're in a new house and I had to find where I packed the digicam's cord to take them off. Rich spent a long time (and a lot of money) cleaning up these patterns and doing test prints to get to this level of quality! The saturation of the reds and blues is ridiculous, and the hues seem dead on to the film suits.
I had the original thermal transfer sheets from the production of the film - this is a very complex pattern, not at all a simple "tube" of a bodysuit. The panels stitched together as they are make for a very form fitting suit. This one was sewn up by a professional tailor. Don't let that scare you off; your yellow pages probably list dozens in your area. Very impressive pattern and design though, and extremely well executed by Rich and his fabric printer. I know it wasn't an easy task to nail these colors!
Without further ado, here are the pics! Sewn up suit:
A closer shot:
Wearing the suit:
Next up - applying the webs!
I have to thank and applaud Rich again for all of his hard work. If you were on the fence about this project, jump on. Seriously. You won't get this one done more accurately or at a better price!
- Douglas
I've been meaning to get these pics up for Rich for quite some time. We shot them weeks ago, but we're in a new house and I had to find where I packed the digicam's cord to take them off. Rich spent a long time (and a lot of money) cleaning up these patterns and doing test prints to get to this level of quality! The saturation of the reds and blues is ridiculous, and the hues seem dead on to the film suits.
I had the original thermal transfer sheets from the production of the film - this is a very complex pattern, not at all a simple "tube" of a bodysuit. The panels stitched together as they are make for a very form fitting suit. This one was sewn up by a professional tailor. Don't let that scare you off; your yellow pages probably list dozens in your area. Very impressive pattern and design though, and extremely well executed by Rich and his fabric printer. I know it wasn't an easy task to nail these colors!
Without further ado, here are the pics! Sewn up suit:
A closer shot:
Wearing the suit:
Next up - applying the webs!
I have to thank and applaud Rich again for all of his hard work. If you were on the fence about this project, jump on. Seriously. You won't get this one done more accurately or at a better price!
- Douglas
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