Homecoming The Official Spider-Man 2017 Manip Thread - Part 2

[Indy Flash]

Here's my quick attempt at fixing the terrible poster released yesterday:

Awesome so much better than the original.

 

[ChocheTheHero]

 

[Kev4000]

Awesome Posters, Guys!

 

[ItchyWebShooter]

Here's my quick attempt at fixing the terrible poster released yesterday:

Dude. Incredible. Awesome work.

My only minor critique is the discrepancy between Vulture and Peter's backpack. But that is MINOR.

 

[spiderral]

Here's my quick attempt at fixing the terrible poster released yesterday:

This is awesome, you need a job with Sony!

Reminds me of this TASM2 poster too.

Spoiler

 

[Indy Flash]

Cool.

 

[Indy Flash]

 

[Resistance61513]

Thank you! I felt that with so many characters fighting for real estate on the poster, separating them was a no-brainer. The webbing was the next logical step. It seems so obvious until you see the official mess they released.

The poster you made it the background of my phone. Damn, I wish it were official. I love it.

 

[Poppy]

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I think I like the comic book version better .

 

[Indy Flash]

 

[Indy Flash]

 

[Nebins]

I'm not entirely sure where the best place to post this is but I feel like this is as good a place as any. Sorry for the long read!

The release of Spider-Man: Homecoming isn't just exciting for me because I'm a fan. It's exciting because it's the culmination of a dream I never thought could be achieved. A few months ago I had the incredible experience of working on the Spider-Man: Homecoming title sequence. I've been a designer/animator working in the VFX industry for a little over 7 years now, but I haven't worked on a project that's excited me nearly as much as this one.

It was almost 11 years ago that a friend from school introduced me to the SuperHeroHype message boards. It was in these message boards that I discovered the world of fan art and started creating my own images of Spider-Man. I instantly fell in love with the community. Everyone was incredibly supportive and they were always willing to help out. I wanted to get better at photoshop, not to impress my design teachers, but to impress everyone else on the boards. I learned more making Spider-Man fan art than I ever did in class.

Now, 11 years later, I need to pinch myself to make sure I haven't dreamt all this up. I honestly don't think I'd be where I am today if it wasn't for this place. So, I just wanted to say thanks to everyone here. You really inspired me to do what I do when I was just getting started.

And if you're curious, here is the first bit of fan art that I made— a poster from the first Spider-Man that I made black suited for Spider-Man 3. I was super cool.

TLDR; 11 years ago I was making Spider-Man fan art and this year I worked on the movie. Life is strange like that.

 

[ItchyWebShooter]

Spoiler

I'm not entirely sure where the best place to post this is but I feel like this is as good a place as any. Sorry for the long read!

The release of Spider-Man: Homecoming isn't just exciting for me because I'm a fan. It's exciting because it's the culmination of a dream I never thought could be achieved. A few months ago I had the incredible experience of working on the Spider-Man: Homecoming title sequence. I've been a designer/animator working in the VFX industry for a little over 7 years now, but I haven't worked on a project that's excited me nearly as much as this one.

It was almost 11 years ago that a friend from school introduced me to the SuperHeroHype message boards. It was in these message boards that I discovered the world of fan art and started creating my own images of Spider-Man. I instantly fell in love with the community. Everyone was incredibly supportive and they were always willing to help out. I wanted to get better at photoshop, not to impress my design teachers, but to impress everyone else on the boards. I learned more making Spider-Man fan art than I ever did in class.

Now, 11 years later, I need to pinch myself to make sure I haven't dreamt all this up. I honestly don't think I'd be where I am today if it wasn't for this place. So, I just wanted to say thanks to everyone here. You really inspired me to do what I do when I was just getting started.

And if you're curious, here is the first bit of fan art that I made— a poster from the first Spider-Man that I made black suited for Spider-Man 3. I was super cool.

TLDR; 11 years ago I was making Spider-Man fan art and this year I worked on the movie. Life is strange like that.

Awesome story! So happy for you. Living your dreams while crafting those of future generations. Inspirational and super cool.

 

[UltimateMarvel]

Here's a comparison between the normal suit and the [BLACKOUT]Iron Spider[/BLACKOUT]

Spoiler

 

[ItchyWebShooter]

Thanks for that pic. Not sure exactly how accurate it is, but it's nice to see them side-by-side!

 

[CosmicSpider]

Spoiler

I'm not entirely sure where the best place to post this is but I feel like this is as good a place as any. Sorry for the long read!

The release of Spider-Man: Homecoming isn't just exciting for me because I'm a fan. It's exciting because it's the culmination of a dream I never thought could be achieved. A few months ago I had the incredible experience of working on the Spider-Man: Homecoming title sequence. I've been a designer/animator working in the VFX industry for a little over 7 years now, but I haven't worked on a project that's excited me nearly as much as this one.

It was almost 11 years ago that a friend from school introduced me to the SuperHeroHype message boards. It was in these message boards that I discovered the world of fan art and started creating my own images of Spider-Man. I instantly fell in love with the community. Everyone was incredibly supportive and they were always willing to help out. I wanted to get better at photoshop, not to impress my design teachers, but to impress everyone else on the boards. I learned more making Spider-Man fan art than I ever did in class.

Now, 11 years later, I need to pinch myself to make sure I haven't dreamt all this up. I honestly don't think I'd be where I am today if it wasn't for this place. So, I just wanted to say thanks to everyone here. You really inspired me to do what I do when I was just getting started.

And if you're curious, here is the first bit of fan art that I made— a poster from the first Spider-Man that I made black suited for Spider-Man 3. I was super cool.

TLDR; 11 years ago I was making Spider-Man fan art and this year I worked on the movie. Life is strange like that.

Wow! Very inspiring story. Congrats on living your dream!

 

[darthcoolness3]

Here's a comparison between the normal suit and the [BLACKOUT]Iron Spider[/BLACKOUT]

Spoiler

basically the same, but a bigger spider, dark blue parts instead of light blue, and a gold trim around several parts

 

[Darepool]

I'm not entirely sure where the best place to post this is but I feel like this is as good a place as any. Sorry for the long read!

The release of Spider-Man: Homecoming isn't just exciting for me because I'm a fan. It's exciting because it's the culmination of a dream I never thought could be achieved. A few months ago I had the incredible experience of working on the Spider-Man: Homecoming title sequence. I've been a designer/animator working in the VFX industry for a little over 7 years now, but I haven't worked on a project that's excited me nearly as much as this one.

It was almost 11 years ago that a friend from school introduced me to the SuperHeroHype message boards. It was in these message boards that I discovered the world of fan art and started creating my own images of Spider-Man. I instantly fell in love with the community. Everyone was incredibly supportive and they were always willing to help out. I wanted to get better at photoshop, not to impress my design teachers, but to impress everyone else on the boards. I learned more making Spider-Man fan art than I ever did in class.

Now, 11 years later, I need to pinch myself to make sure I haven't dreamt all this up. I honestly don't think I'd be where I am today if it wasn't for this place. So, I just wanted to say thanks to everyone here. You really inspired me to do what I do when I was just getting started.

And if you're curious, here is the first bit of fan art that I made— a poster from the first Spider-Man that I made black suited for Spider-Man 3. I was super cool.

TLDR; 11 years ago I was making Spider-Man fan art and this year I worked on the movie. Life is strange like that.

Great story, dreams can become a reality. Thanks for sharing and huge congrats!

 

[SpeterMan3]

I'm not entirely sure where the best place to post this is but I feel like this is as good a place as any. Sorry for the long read!

The release of Spider-Man: Homecoming isn't just exciting for me because I'm a fan. It's exciting because it's the culmination of a dream I never thought could be achieved. A few months ago I had the incredible experience of working on the Spider-Man: Homecoming title sequence. I've been a designer/animator working in the VFX industry for a little over 7 years now, but I haven't worked on a project that's excited me nearly as much as this one.

It was almost 11 years ago that a friend from school introduced me to the SuperHeroHype message boards. It was in these message boards that I discovered the world of fan art and started creating my own images of Spider-Man. I instantly fell in love with the community. Everyone was incredibly supportive and they were always willing to help out. I wanted to get better at photoshop, not to impress my design teachers, but to impress everyone else on the boards. I learned more making Spider-Man fan art than I ever did in class.

Now, 11 years later, I need to pinch myself to make sure I haven't dreamt all this up. I honestly don't think I'd be where I am today if it wasn't for this place. So, I just wanted to say thanks to everyone here. You really inspired me to do what I do when I was just getting started.

And if you're curious, here is the first bit of fan art that I made— a poster from the first Spider-Man that I made black suited for Spider-Man 3. I was super cool.

TLDR; 11 years ago I was making Spider-Man fan art and this year I worked on the movie. Life is strange like that.

Wow, congrats!

 

[Indy Flash]

 

[SpeterMan3]

Drawing a did a few months ago. I'm still not really satisfied with it,
but whatever, I guess.. lol

 

[NinjaTurtleFan]

I haven't been on here or shared in awhile so thought I'd try my hand at a more high-tech version of Scorpion. And yes, that's Michael Mando underneath the mask.

 

[ernesth100]

I haven't been on here or shared in awhile so thought I'd try my hand at a more high-tech version of Scorpion. And yes, that's Michael Mando underneath the mask.

I Mess With That. It's Very MCU Vibe.

 

[Indy Flash]

I haven't been on here or shared in awhile so thought I'd try my hand at a more high-tech version of Scorpion. And yes, that's Michael Mando underneath the mask.

Very nice.

 

[Indy Flash]

Drawing a did a few months ago. I'm still not really satisfied with it,
but whatever, I guess.. lol

Great drawing.