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Here it is.

This is actually a first for me. I'll tell you why.

I usually would go straight from my pencils and just go to inks. Inking over them. I did this usually because I was doing a job, and didn't have the time or the money. It just needed to get done. So when going to conventions, and telling editors and artists that I wanted to be a penciller, well, you really don't have the pencils to show.

And honestly, I don't find myself that good of an inker. I mean, I can do my own stuff, because I plan for a certain amount of sloppiness. When I ink my own stuff, I think that there's alot of charm in it. But, inking someone else's stuff usually ends in a nightmare. I just don't feel confident when it comes to the permanent. Maybe it's my commitment issues. LOL.

Anyway, this project is a bit different, and I'm planning ahead. I have to save the pencils to show certain editors. Mainly Dan Didio, from DC. So, I want to be as professional as I can.
But, I really wanted to ink this baby. So, and I haven't tried this before, but, I just printed out my pencils on two 8X11 pieces of paper and taped them together and slapped some inks on it. It was a pretty awesome experience.

So there ya go. I'm feeling spicy, so I think I have to round out the whole thing by slapping some colors on here. But, the same thing goes for my coloring as it does for my inking.

Description
Here it is.

This is actually a first for me. I'll tell you why.

I usually would go straight from my pencils and just go to inks. Inking over them. I did this usually because I was doing a job, and didn't have the time or the money. It just needed to get done. So when going to conventions, and telling editors and artists that I wanted to be a penciller, well, you really don't have the pencils to show.

And honestly, I don't find myself that good of an inker. I mean, I can do my own stuff, because I plan for a certain amount of sloppiness. When I ink my own stuff, I think that there's alot of charm in it. But, inking someone else's stuff usually ends in a nightmare. I just don't feel confident when it comes to the permanent. Maybe it's my commitment issues. LOL.

Anyway, this project is a bit different, and I'm planning ahead. I have to save the pencils to show certain editors. Mainly Dan Didio, from DC. So, I want to be as professional as I can.
But, I really wanted to ink this baby. So, and I haven't tried this before, but, I just printed out my pencils on two 8X11 pieces of paper and taped them together and slapped some inks on it. It was a pretty awesome experience.

So there ya go. I'm feeling spicy, so I think I have to round out the whole thing by slapping some colors on here. But, the same thing goes for my coloring as it does for my inking.