Here is my submission to Project: Rooftops Spider-Man:Webhead 2.0 competition, which should be announced in the near future, intrigued to find out how well this concept went down. Spidey’s got the best costume in the business, there's nothing quite like it so redesigning something that iconic is gonna be tricky. Successful or not here’s my attempt at something a bit different. The all grey /blue outfit was the one submitted, the red and grey was an after thought.
Friday, September 09, 2011
Spider-Man-Webhead
Here is my submission to Project: Rooftops Spider-Man:Webhead 2.0 competition, which should be announced in the near future, intrigued to find out how well this concept went down. Spidey’s got the best costume in the business, there's nothing quite like it so redesigning something that iconic is gonna be tricky. Successful or not here’s my attempt at something a bit different. The all grey /blue outfit was the one submitted, the red and grey was an after thought.
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Oh man! I like this concept... flabberghasted that it didn't make the cut. I had the same issues working with Spidey's iconic design. Hehe - looks like we had the same idea with the spikey hairs!
Cheers Stefan! your design was great, thought it really worked well. Think I missed the mark completely, ended up looking more metal gear solid, than Spidey!
I don't think you missed the mark at all! There's many aspects to Spider-Man's character; this looks like something Reed Richards could dream up for Peter to wear...
It also looks like something that looks like the "menace" JJ Jameson paints Spidey as... which was kinda the springboard for my version.
A lot of the adjudication seemed to focus on "something a teenager could make", but that's not the only version of Spidey...
It's odd... P:R usually doesn't frown upon more "aspect focused" costume designs, but in the spiderman one they kinda... well... dropped the ball.
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