Le1120's Joe Johnston Concept 'Red Stripe' Fett Helmet

Artakha

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Hi all! Needing a helmet to wear for this weekend, I decided I wouldn't be able to do a full Boba Fett helmet due to the time crunch. Although I don't have one of my helmets ready just yet, (yikes!) I found one of the Johnston sketches to emulate, and I wondered if the knowledgeable folks here had any opinions/thoughts on how to best interpret the design.
(I did see SuperJedi's 'Eyeball' Helmet, it was what inspired me to do this one.)

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At first I thought the two designs shared the same helmet, but upon closer examination that doesn't appear to be the case. Unless the red stripe ends, which is an asymmetrical idea I like. Although the black icon seems out of place then. I may try combining them that way, unless anyone has any input.

So I began this by creating some stencils of the purple/maroon icon on the left side of the helmet (on top of the red stripe) and came up with two slightly different versions, plus a slightly mixed version:

Fett Concept Icon V1.pngFett Concept Icon V2.pngFett Concept Icon V3.png
While I sort of like the first one better, the second (cleaner!) is more accurate, in my opinion, to the concept. The third is the same as the second, but has the diamond (mouth) part on the bottom swapped. I could also do further mixing and matching.
(by the way, if anyone would like to use these for their own project they are free to do so, just give me credit.)

Any thoughts?
 
More concept helmets is always good! :)
I like your second design. I think that captures the essence of the emblem.
I think a white base overall with some very light gray weathering would be a good way to go. Some careful taping and masking could give you the nice, broken yellow stripe going front to back over the dome, and the same with the red and beige stripe going around the circumference.
Not sure what to recommend about doing the emblem. . . if you scale it and print it out as a template, you could trace the outline onto the helmet and paint it on with a small brush.
Interested to see how it turns out. (y)
 
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