The friendly neighborhood Spider-Man is a staple of comic books, movie screens, lunchboxes, and backpacks. If you’re a fan of the web-slinging hero, you might want to dress as him for Halloween or at your local comic convention. Whether you’re wearing a store-bought Spidey costume or making your own, you can take it to the next level by adding a Mask for spider-man cosplay to your design. This tutorial from Scrapper Costuming shows how to upgrade a store-bought Spidey suit with Puff Paint to create raised webbing designs. Make sure to tape the mask down before you apply the paint so you don’t end up with bubbles in your webbing lines.
On Earth-9105, Peter Parker’s suit had a blue torso with a giant red spider logo and webbed strip that extended from his belt to his boots. The gloves had retractable claws on the ends and his boots had a big toe that separated into two smaller toes. On the back of his mask was a red spider symbol that looked like a skull.
In an alternate reality, Miles Morales bonded with the Venom symbiote. His suit was a darker version of his normal red and black Spider-Man suit, with the logo on the torso becoming a skull. He also had a larger chest logo and a different skull-like spider on the legs. The gloves were a darker red, the feet had groves and the boots had an external brown utility belt with a yellow buckle. Mask for spider-man cosplay