Steps for the Lore Ink Sketch. This is my normal process in image making starting from the top two where we start with a simple thumbnail and work from there.
So, to end the year with a final ink illustration.
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Hello Shining Star. Welcome. This blog is a small space for my drawings
So, to end the year with a final ink illustration.
See ya next week
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Top: Tight Pencils
Bottom: Lore Inks
What Did I Learn: I think I feel a lot more confident with the process, steps, and tools. Now I think is just a numbers game with doing a lot more to internalize what I learned.
Next Up: Quick Ink Sketches using Yoshitaka Amano Vampire Hunter D
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Top: Tight Pencils
Bottom: Lore Ink
What Did I Learn: Starting to get into a groove with the tools. Building off of the past test, I think I'm getting what I do, and my system for inking (for now).
On to the Next: All Technique Test 2
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Top: Lore Ink
Bottom: Tight Pencil Base
What Did I Learn: I like using Nibs for those Live Lines (mostly for the outlines and locking in the character), while for details Pens get a lot of use. Also, practicing Hatching was more fun than I thought.
On to the Next: will be CrowQuill and G-Nibs, Ink Wash, and Pen.
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Top: Original try using multiple techniques.
Middle: Pens Only (Test)
Bottom: Tight Pencil Base
What Did I Learn: I can ink only with pens, and it doesn't look to bad. The dark pants was done with hatching and crosshatching to get that dark. Ultimately, I like how this turned out and I learned I could do with just pens. Cool
On to the Next: which will be a combo of Nib Pens, Microns and Copics.
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