Dissecting my Kuroh Yatogami Shirt
If anything, it’s the hidden buttons that’s the most complicated part of the shirt. The rest is…
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Dissecting my Kuroh Yatogami Shirt
If anything, it’s the hidden buttons that’s the most complicated part of the shirt. The rest is…
This is not really a proper tutorial. This was the product of my first time making armor of this kind. Please consider this a narrative of my first tryst with rubber sheet and armor making, and maybe by reading my experience you could learn a thing or two too.
I’ve always found rubber sheets and props makingscary. I am not familiar with this material and my greatest problem with it is it’s not cloth! It doesn’t farking bend AND flow!!!! I had no idea how to manipulate it at all.
But there’s a similar concept shared between armor/props making and tailoring. You”turn flat materials in to 3D form” in both tailoring and props making so I thought I’d give it a try. Maybe my tailoring knowledge would help.
I was asked to make this set of costume. It’s Alicia Melchiott from Valkyria Chronicles.
Dissecting my Kuroh Yatogami Jacket
Here’s a better look into how I made my Kuroh Yatogami jacket. I plan to have a “dissecting” series for future tailoring projects, so expect to see more of this in the future. Anyway, lets start with the patterns…
The orbits of the moons and planets form a 4-dimensional fractal helix in spacetime.
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Juju and @calelg, afternoon coffee before we go to the tower of London (Taken with instagram)
Coffee hoho (Taken with instagram)
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