So after having made a good fitting body suit in my NIGHTWING Running Body Suit, I started creating pieces that could be made from it as separate garments. What can you make from a body suit? Well, plenty!
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My LINCOLN Vampire Hunting Jacket
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- Back
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- VAMPIRE HUNTER Jacket
This was supposed to have been a prototype for my winter Matrix coat, for fit. However, I got what I wanted out of it part way through, fitting the top properly, so I improvised some design to it rather than the all black Matrix coat. Next thing I knew, I got a coat I couldn’t let go and ended up with what I call my vampire hunting jacket for its strategically placed silver highlights, by which vampires would be repelled.
My Amazing Spider-Man Beach Towel Bath Robe
This bath robe was made from 3 beach towels. Oddly, I could only find the beach towel on the back online to be able to share with you. I got it at Zellers in Canada, but they don’t have it online. The other two beach towels I got at Wal-mart in Canada. However, you can find all kinds of other, some better, Spiderman beach towels from which to make a similar garment:
Some of my Reversible Polar Fleece Scarfmitts
I’m a 5’2″ guy for whom it’s hard to find clothes that looks and feel nice, fits well and doesn’t cost a fortune. Usually, I have to get clothes tailored to fit and when my latest seamstress told me last fall that she was retiring, I decided to solve my clothing challenges once and for all by learning to design and make my own clothes. It was going to cost more than buying and tailoring, yes, as doing this stuff on your own isn’t cheap. You get a whole new appreciation for what clothes are worth and what you’re ripping off the third world for with all the cheap (and even expensive) clothes you have available out there. However, once you add on the factors of life skills, hobby, pride of being able to say you designed and made your own clothes and custom designs you’d love, it’s a very small price relatively speaking.
G1 Decepticons Wallpaper Gallery 6 (1920 x 1200 pixels)
I created the wallpapers with the mostly black backgrounds and in series of three across a row all with the same Decepticon. The Decepticon art came from the Transformer toy boxes, and were obtained from Botch the Crab’s Transformers Box Art Archive. However, I did my fair share of Photoshop magic to get them in the condition you see here, and then did the design on my own.
The G1 Decepticon wallpapers in this gallery are 1900 x 1200 pixels. These are also good for some other monitor sizes, though, and the operating system on your computer should know how to scale them properly. There will be no distortion or warping of the images as the other sizes listed just below here are of the same proportion:
- 1680 x 1050 pixels
- 1440 x 900 pixels
- 1280 x 800 pixels
- 960 x 600 pixels
These wallpapers can be found in other monitor sizes via the links below:
- 1024 x 768 pixels (also good for 800 x 600 and 640 x 480 monitors) — 53 wallpapers
- 1280 x 960 pixels (also good for 1152 x 864 monitors) — 45 wallpapers
- 1280 x 1024 pixels — 36 wallpapers
- 1440 x 960 pixels — 38 wallpapers
- 1600 x 1200 pixels — 35 wallpapers
Please click here to see the G1 Autobots version of this gallery.
- Avatars, buddy icons and Facebook profile pictures
- Collectible Trading Cards (print like regular 6″ x 4″ photo)
- Facebook tagging pictures
- Posters (18″ x 24″)
- Desktop wallpapers of many sizes
- iPhone, Palm Pre and Blackberry Bold 9000 backgrounds
Enjoy!
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- Astrotrain
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- Astrotrain
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- Astrotrain
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- Devastator
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- Devastator
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- Devastator
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- Predaking
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- Predaking
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- Predaking
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- Skywarp
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- Skywarp
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- Skywarp
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- Soundwave
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- Soundwave
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- Soundwave
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- Starscream
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- Starscream
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- Starscream
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- Logo
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- Logo
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- Logo
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- Megatron
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- Runabout
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- Runamuck
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- Starscream
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- Thundercracker
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- Transformers Battle Collage
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- Transformers Battle Collage
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