Spiderman fan art
Well, I've wanted to design my own version of Spiderman's suit for a while now, so for this I took inspiration from suits in comics, movies, and so on.Ever since I was little I was a fan of the MTV Spiderman series. I remember as a child I would wait like crazy for each episode to be broadcast on TV so I could watch it.So from this suit I took inspiration from the shiny pattern of the spiderwebs, I also really like the honeycomb texture of Andrew's suit from The Amazing Spider-Man 1 so I wanted to implement it in my suit, and lastly, Gabriel Dell'Otto's design, what I like most about that design is the aggressive look of that Spider-Man, so I also wanted to take a little bit of that. For the construction of this concept art, I sculpted and painted the entire body and suit of Spiderman in Nomad Sculpt, then in Infinite Painter I gave it the final touches for the keyframes and other details, Spiderman has been one of my favorite superheroes since I was a kid, so I was really excited to do this and be able to share it with you.
Back view
Here I wanted to change the lighting and try a daytime lighting because I wanted to see how the suit would look if it were daytime.
For this keyframe, I used the background from a scene in Brand New Day because I think that shot is spectacular and I wanted to implement it with my character.
Spiderman keyframe at sunset.
Variations for the suit, some variations for the tones and so on, this was a fairly easy process since from the beginning I wanted to maintain the classic style with the classic colorsSo without a doubt, this was quite easy to solve.
Variations for the spider on the back and chest; on the left you can see the variations I designed and on the right the version I used for the final design.
Variations for the lenses: initially I thought about developing the first option since I'm a fan of large lenses, but at the last minute I decided on the last design because I wanted to maintain that aggressive look.
Unpainted model of this Spiderman.