But, Chris Riehl, a newer reader, needs a Super Hero for her great nephew. I'm a sucker for little kids plus I love requests that aren't TOO specific. The Inspiration Fairy works best with a little "wiggle room".
I googled "super heroes" and the Spiderman pose looked the most do-able. I didn't draw on the web lines but I think the shapes came out pretty accurate. So here ya go...
EDIT: Try faux alligator for your "fabric" web lines - see Kris's post HERE
Spidy How To:Head - wide oval inserted into 1 3/8 circle to snip off just a bit - turn punch upside down - you are inserting just the end of the wide oval through the circle opening and just catching the end in the punch to snip off - attached to body on dimensionals
Eyes - wing from Two Step Bird
Body - full heart with wide oval at shoulders
Arms - large oval, small oval
Hands - modern label shortened by small oval - one hand has slot thumb
Legs - large oval, small oval
Boot - Full heart trimmed (heck, I cut so much you might as well just free hand them)
Notice the hand with the thumb is positioned wrist up - so he can shoot out his web. I may not read comic books but I saw the movie - I know a few details.
This is the first hand I have ever been really really happy with. Modern label may show up as hands in future characters. I like it!
THEN I realized I could use old spidy as a base for a request I have gotten multiple times. This is gonna make several ladies happy, but you have to come back for my next post to see what one of my top requested punch art charcters might be.
17 comments:
K, not only are you the Queen of Punch, you're also the Queen of Pose! Wow... amazed... as always.
Ellen you are awesome...how did you know that I needed a spidey for my stepsons bday this month... only prob don't have the bird punch but I think I can make work! Thanks a million times over!!!
Wow, I can see the modern label usage, but got stumped on the boots, can't even see it even if I squint my eyes! haha, great use of the full-heart. You can't be beat for punch art.
The heel of the boot is the "point" of the heart - I told you I trimmed a lot off!
I think I speak for everyone when I say thanks for posting on your blog regularly. Most of us need our "Ellen Fix" each day, and you always deliver. This is the highlight of my day. No kidding.
Thanks Carrie. I am still amazed that anyone comes to look at my stuff and see what I wrote. I started another blog just for the writing practice - no punch art. Link is in my profile if you are interested.
I noticed the hand right away! It's perfect, another GREAT idea! I agree, got to have my Ellen Kemper punch each day!
Carrie
Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!
He is absolutely faulous! This Spidy is perfect! I am going to start working on him right now. You are an angel - an extremely creative one!
Chris
Awesome as always Ellen!! I had made a spidey awhile back but he is just the face...now I have so much more to finish on him!LOL. If you want to let Dawn know I used the small oval punches on an angle and layered them and that worked great in the old days-but I do love your eyes better!
KRIS! That is just PERFECT. I edited this post to link to yours. Thanks!
Love his hands.
You simply get better and better Ellen. I love stopping by your blog daily. I am totally a fan of your recent posts.
Sara
So running over to your new blog now.... you have the same sense of humour as me! ;)
Ok, this is going on a page for my son, soon. He used to LOVE spiderman and this guy is PERFECT!
hugs,
Got my Spider man done for grand sons birthday card. LOVE your work thank you thank you thank you keep up the fantastic work. Also thank you for shareing your art for free!! What a genrous humorus lady you are.
OMG thank you this is a perfect birthday card for my adult son. You know the type that is a kid in a man's body. Umm aren't they all like that? He collects spiderman stuff has since he was a little kid and his first spidermam P.J.
Thank you for sharing with us all. Your site is one of my must have's when I can.
OMG this is FABULOUS! WOW!
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