You are my superhero 🦸♂️ Andrew Garfield. I am twenty years eleven months old. I am actually half of your age Andy Garfield. You must be forty years old Andrew Garfield. I really like 👍🏾 you. And you fought the super-villains 🦹♀️ 🦹♂️ 🦹 really perfectly and intelligently and wisely and strategically with a good 😊 attitude! I wish that I can see you in person Spider-Man Peter Parker.
For me the hardest part about puff painting is making shure you don't ruin what you already worked on by resting your hand in wet paint while your painting new stuff.
I have the EthnCos version of this suit too! Didn't realize how dark the colors really were until i saw them in person. I always figured puff painting the blue parts of the suit would be particularly difficult since the honeycomb pattern there isn't as consistently visible as the Real Heroes Design version (which for colors and details i prefer it a lot more 😀). The mask mine came with also has those annoying folds between the eyes that a faceshell can't get rid of all that well, so I just don't wear the mask 😅 Didn't have that issue with the other version
I forget exactly how much but it was probably 2-3 bottles for red and 3-4 bottles for black. I only did one layer though so it will change depending on how much you want to put on.
You may need to lay it on thicker and/or add multiple layers. It's intended to absorb into fabric a little but it should still be pretty visible after it dries. It also depends what color paint and fabric you are using.
@@wolfiepearson5327 It was a pattern from Ethancosplays (not perfect but still a very clean pattern) but recently it has seemed that he is also no longer selling his pattern.
The suit cost about $130 to get sewn and the suit pattern was about $40. The puffy paint itself was about $10-20 for the bottles but the handmade painting is priceless in my opinion. Just takes a lot of time.
You are my superhero 🦸♂️ Andrew Garfield. I am twenty years eleven months old. I am actually half of your age Andy Garfield. You must be forty years old Andrew Garfield. I really like 👍🏾 you. And you fought the super-villains 🦹♀️ 🦹♂️ 🦹 really perfectly and intelligently and wisely and strategically with a good 😊 attitude! I wish that I can see you in person Spider-Man Peter Parker.
I am not Andrew Garfield lol
He not watching this video
Really one of my favorite comments
@@DumPixels I hope it's a copypasta
For me the hardest part about puff painting is making shure you don't ruin what you already worked on by resting your hand in wet paint while your painting new stuff.
The suit is so beautiful
I have the EthnCos version of this suit too! Didn't realize how dark the colors really were until i saw them in person. I always figured puff painting the blue parts of the suit would be particularly difficult since the honeycomb pattern there isn't as consistently visible as the Real Heroes Design version (which for colors and details i prefer it a lot more 😀). The mask mine came with also has those annoying folds between the eyes that a faceshell can't get rid of all that well, so I just don't wear the mask 😅 Didn't have that issue with the other version
amazing craftsmanship !
This is a great comparison 4:18 the one on the bottom looks like TASM 2 Foot and the one on top looks like TASM 1
Dis dude is super patient like if I fucked up one time I’de destroy the whole suit
Or do you find the little heads to have the features so fine?
Half Lived, quick question when you did the hexagons for the suit the tiny red ones.
What’s the tulip thing you used cause I need that for my movie
What are the metal applicator tips you are using with the puff paint please? Where to get?
Nice work! I'll be doing the same to my Spiderverse suit soon, has it held up? I'm considering mixing the puffy paint with some liquid latex.
I did the same thing!
Grupo Intocable Basto
This is proof peter could make his tasm 1 suit nerds
Underrated
Bro please I beg you can you tell me how you manage your puff painting to be so symmetrical and perfect pls i cant find out mine is too messy
You match the lines perfectly, I have the same exact bottles as you idk how to make it so neat
It takes a steady hand (which I don't have) and more importantly time and patience. If it's rushed it will be noticeable.
What do you use to prop up the suit and keep it stretched while painting??
Check out parts 2 and 3 because I go over how I did that!
Nice work! What fabric did you use for the suit btw?
The fabric is super lycra but I did not sew it myself. I had the suit printed and sewn by Print Costume and then added the puffy paint.
where did you get the metal tips for the puff paint bottles?
They came with the bottles I ordered on Amazon
@@halflivedfilmswould you have a link to that?
@@meat1939 check the description on part 2
How many bottles of black and red puff paint bottles cause i want to know before I buy the puff paint
I forget exactly how much but it was probably 2-3 bottles for red and 3-4 bottles for black. I only did one layer though so it will change depending on how much you want to put on.
Thanks so much for that so nnow I know how many to buy now thanks so much
@@ttv_d3m0n13 You're welcome!
How do I keep the paint from just soaking into the suit? I’ve tried the smaller red designs n it disappears in minutes. Any advice?
You may need to lay it on thicker and/or add multiple layers. It's intended to absorb into fabric a little but it should still be pretty visible after it dries. It also depends what color paint and fabric you are using.
where did you buy the suit when you didnt puff paint it
Looks like McLeans pattern but I could be wrong, (you can’t get it anymore I don’t think) closest I’ve found to a replica is Gunheads pattern
@@wolfiepearson5327 It was a pattern from Ethancosplays (not perfect but still a very clean pattern) but recently it has seemed that he is also no longer selling his pattern.
@@wolfiepearson5327 Some folks on the RPF still have the pattern files and are willing to share them. Both TASM and TASM 2
@@jacobcenter7374 really? could u share the mclean patteren?
@@SaZzZX_btw I have McLeans pattern now, check RPF
Bro what size needle?
4:04 Madonna che musica
How much
The suit cost about $130 to get sewn and the suit pattern was about $40. The puffy paint itself was about $10-20 for the bottles but the handmade painting is priceless in my opinion. Just takes a lot of time.