Lets look at some examples of metal vests gone wrong. This one below probably started out as a nice vest, but then he went crazy with the patches.
Here is another vest that went wrong, this vest below has a nice image, but the spikes make it look silly.
This next vest was almost perfect, a nice clean and smooth design that is not overloaded with patches and spikes. However, the symmetry is lost with the odd sized patches.
The vest that I am planning will have balanced symmetry on the back with no more that 4-6 patches on the front. Clean, simple but elegant while keeping a bleak darkened metal look. My vest will resemble more of a bikers vest, like the one below. Bikers are of course the originators of the metal vest, see below. No one knows this more than the NYDM guys.
Here is a photo of my old metal jacket (below), it was nice when I made it, but I want to show how metal, necro and tr00 I am by making a vest with totally sick underground necro black metal bands.
This next photo (below) is a rough idea of what I want my back patch to look like for my ultimate metal vest. I really want something unique that is artistic and well designed.
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And finally I leave you with a great photo of Don Decker of Anal Blast and his ultimate metal vest. wish me well on my journey to create the ultimate metal vest. I will post photos when done.
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