Lord Ilpalazzo armor

[Figle]

thinking of the various ways to make the armor and wondering if anyone gots any ideas they could share, thank you!

[pinkrandomattack]

http://amethyst-angel.com/armormaking.html


poke arround on her tutorial area theres lots and lots of info.  also shes awesome.

[OtokoNoShufu]

That's actually a really great site!  It helped me lots with making my trinity blood shoulder armor.  I also found it helpful to make small mock ups of the patterns from cardstock or any thick paper to see how it would look before I went large with them. ^_^  Gambatte!

[EveofAbyss]

Just another testimony, she is amazing. She had a tutorial on how to make Vincent Valentine's gauntlet/glove piece, and it looked really good, and solid, with complete instruction. She makes great "how-to" guides for all sorts of armor.

[pinkrandomattack]

shes actually got a book out right now.  i really want to buy it since A: its got stuff thats never been on the website, and B: im pretty sure her crafting and i guess now this book is all she does for money, and i like to support small buissnesses. the thing is the book is like 40 something dollars, its full color and kinda textbookish so i understand i just havent got up the motavation to spend that much on a book that issent for a class. but im pretty sure ill pick it up eventually. shes also working on further volumes along the same lines, and frankly im a little more interested in the more complicated ones since shes got all those great basic tutorials on her site and livejournal.

[Vondan]

shes actually got a book out right now.  i really want to buy it since A: its got stuff thats never been on the website, and B: im pretty sure her crafting and i guess now this book is all she does for money, and i like to support small buissnesses. the thing is the book is like 40 something dollars, its full color and kinda textbookish so i understand i just havent got up the motavation to spend that much on a book that issent for a class. but im pretty sure ill pick it up eventually. shes also working on further volumes along the same lines, and frankly im a little more interested in the more complicated ones since shes got all those great basic tutorials on her site and livejournal.

never under estamate a text book for your craft.   A friend was mocking I spent $25 for a used TOMAR "Techniques of Medieval Armor Reconstruction" (up to $75 hard back)  the next day I used the information from one page to start the hige colors (All though I did need trial and error and practice)

[pinkrandomattack]

oh, i really want o buy it,  but i just havent felt that i have had 45 bucks sitting arround that i would buy it with.