EPT[PICS] TL Logo inlay - Page 4
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sillyboy_tomato
United States157 Posts
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zoOv
Australia269 Posts
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LoveSponge
Australia237 Posts
On September 22 2010 02:58 Musiq wrote: It would be pretty cool if you can add it to the game ( having the TL logo on Startup instead of Jim Raynor's face). Someone should do this, would be great to have custom TL background for the startup. Great work OP! | ||
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biskit
Australia355 Posts
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FuDDx
United States5014 Posts
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Trinton07
United States70 Posts
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endy
Switzerland8970 Posts
SKT T1 logo now gogogo ;D (the colors would actually make a good render : white yellow red ! ) | ||
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1ManRme
United States13 Posts
this is sickk how long have you been doing this type of thing? | ||
Pholon
Netherlands6142 Posts
On September 22 2010 04:00 Aesop wrote: Amazing! Where can I preorder a full-plate TL armor? lol platearmor *scoff* On September 22 2010 08:08 Adron wrote: Please tell me you were one of the two dudes that made all the chainmail for the LOTR movies afaik those were plastic painted to look like metal. Lots of movies do this simply because of the weight. I think the one in the new Robin Hood might be real. Ah also, fun fact: You know the series Heroes? This Asian dude find some samurai armor in a museum but it turns out to be a replica and then he travels back in time to meet the real dude? The replica has a bit of chainmail throat protector that uses a European type weave, but the real armor (when traveling back in time) uses a (historically correct) Japanese weave. Even though the series turns to shit I love them for adding this detail. On September 22 2010 09:54 sillyboy_tomato wrote: Do you plan on selling stuff like these? These are freaking amazing and can be used as a great means of decorations in place of paintings I've sold some stuff in the past but mainly small things like bracelets etc since, because such a lot of time goes into making this, it becomes quite expensive. Might sell some stuff on Saturday (probably not though) but I'll blog about it so keep a look out  On September 22 2010 15:12 1ManRme wrote: how long have you been doing this type of thing? About 6 years now I think. | ||
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Adron
Netherlands839 Posts
On September 22 2010 17:13 Pholon wrote: afaik those were plastic painted to look like metal. Lots of movies do this simply because of the weight. I think the one in the new Robin Hood might be real. Now that you mention it...yeah they were plastic. I knew TL was more hardcore then those scrubs :p | ||
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Groslouser
France337 Posts
I want to see liquid players wearing full mail armor when they are in the boot. That way even shaking hand with your opponent can turn into mind game ("shall i shake his hand? will he crush mine?"). Plus it would look totally badass | ||
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Kms
Australia126 Posts
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NeoLearner
Belgium1847 Posts
TL-chainmail, whatever will this crazy community think off next. It's a very awesome idea and equally impressive execution though. How the hell did you get the idea to start doing chainmail inlays? | ||
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Golden Ghost
Netherlands1041 Posts
On September 22 2010 02:14 Jopz wrote: Put it on a staff so that in GSL2 whenever a liquid player marches into his booth he can have a squire holding that thing up in front of him like a herald. ^ This. That would be so good. I would even pay for the shipping if neccesary. We could have an oGs player do this. Preferably Grrr... + Show Spoiler + or Hyperdub as punishment for beating TLO How did you get into this Pholon? It isn't a hobby you encounter in everyday life. Do you play LARP's or something like that? Also how do you make this? Do you use a normal pliers that can be found in most hardware stores or is it special equipment? | ||
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Pholon
Netherlands6142 Posts
On September 22 2010 17:54 Kms wrote: WOAH! That is awesome! It turned out really well and looks epic, must've taken so much time and effort. Your project gallery is great too! I love the jewellery you made, it's really unique and innovative. Have you ever thought about selling some of your work? I've sold some stuff in the past but mainly small things like bracelets etc since, because such a lot of time goes into making this, it becomes quite expensive. Might sell some stuff on Saturday (probably not though) but I'll blog about it so keep a look out On September 22 2010 20:40 NeoLearner wrote: TL-chainmail, whatever will this crazy community think off next. It's a very awesome idea and equally impressive execution though. How the hell did you get the idea to start doing chainmail inlays? I self-taught myself a lot by just looking at pictures. I think I came across an inlay pic (from this gallery I think) and just wanted to try it myself. The MBC Logo was my first attempt. Later wrote a guide on it too. On September 22 2010 20:51 Golden Ghost wrote: How did you get into this Pholon? It isn't a hobby you encounter in everyday life. Do you play LARP's or something like that? Also how do you make this? Do you use a normal pliers that can be found in most hardware stores or is it special equipment? I saw a guy wearing a chainmail shirt at a concert and thought "hell, I can do that". Needless to say my first attempts were absolutely horrible but I read up on the matter and the basics are pretty easy once you get the hang of them. It kind of developed into more of a hobby and since 90% of it is just braindead cutting rings or making small units I can do most of the work while watching films or vods. I don't LARP and from what I understand you aren't allowed to wear actual chainmail during it? That's a massive killjoy tbh, might have gotten into it otherwise :p I use mostly very basic tools (drill, pliers, wirecutters). You can pretty much spend 15 minutes in a DIY store and get started. | ||
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emucxg
Finland4559 Posts
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Warri
Germany3208 Posts
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dudeman001
United States2412 Posts
+ Show Spoiler + Moderators, bring justice with your mighty hammers! :3 | ||
Carnac
Germany / USA16648 Posts
you should make a wearable version and put it on when you go to TL events :p | ||
Peeano
Netherlands5219 Posts
+ Show Spoiler + Awesome cartoon! | ||
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