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Published: 2015-07-17 06:59:14 +0000 UTC; Views: 251340; Favourites: 15706; Downloads: 3371
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Finally finished it \(TwT ) it may take a while to load!!
Hereβs my first tutorial! Made possible thanks to my patrons, hope it may be helpful
If there's any questions regarding the process or if something wasn't clear let me know!
πSupport me on Patreon so I can create more tutorials for you
EDIT 10/02/15: If you're doing inktober I strongly recommend you to take a look at this tutorial! I've been getting a ton of questions that can be answered here c:Β
EDIT 10/05/2015: Fehnryr suggested an amazing site for editing your traditional art pics if you want an alternative from photoshop & softwares. Use www.ribbet.com/ Β to raise contrasts, make colors pop and make your pics as great as the real life drawings! Thank you Fehryr for the suggestion!!
EDIT 10/04/2016: It's that time of the year again! how are your inktobers going?
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Comments: 498
Thank you for sharing and going into such detail about your process! It's always interesting to see how other people ink
Sorry if you answered this before somewhere, but are you using liners? Like Copic liners or Sakura Microns? Or do you use nibs?
Oh, also, what kind of font did you use in the heading parts in your tutorial? I really like it.
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You can read it at the top of the tutorial - he uses staedtler liners, but sakuras or unipins work the same
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Oh, I somehow skimmed right past that. Thank you!
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No problem at all! :*
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Thank you!
Been meaning to start doing traditional art more seriously and this'll be a great help!
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What art book do u use to drawing these art cause i always wonder what do u use
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Thank you for sharing this, I love it!
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Thank you very much for this! It's very instructive
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ink work, boring?! no way! Ink work catches my eye more than any other type of art work
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Awesome tutorial, thank you for making it^^
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Whelp! Thanks for this. I'm not a pro at linearts with pen...especially since lining pens aren't really cheap here.
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That was very helpful! Thank you so much!!! ^w^
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I was wondering, how do you figure out where to put the weight in the lines? I always have a hard time doing that so I usually make all my pictures with the same line thickness when I draw. Any tips?
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It doesn't have a "rule" to where you should apply weight, it really depends on the kind of line you're doing
You can either start lightly and apply pressure or the opposite, the variation is the most important thing!
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Thanks for the toturial.
How do you know which lines have to be thicker for variation?
(Except for the foreground)
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hmm, if there's for example one single character in your drawing. The outlines should be slightly thicker than detail such as cloth folds/details. You don't need a lot of thickness variation to create an interesting lineart, so even a slight variation helps 
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This is so helpful, omg. My hands are so shaky and inking is always the worst
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hi there
by the way this tutorial is really nice and usefull , thanks
p.s. your draws are majestic Β ^^
p.p.s. sorry about englishΒ
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When I saw this tutorialΒ I wanted to create something in black.
Thanks for inspiring me! ^^
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I think its great to have some advice how to go on with the ink. Thank you!
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My pleasure to create it!
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Thank you very much! It was a great tutorial.
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I'm glad to hear that my dear! You're welcome
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Thanks this will help me alot I'm trying to learn how to draw properly with ink pens. Thanks a bunch. Oh and big fan!
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Thank you! Wish you luck on your future ink pens work!
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So nice! Thanks for doing this tutorial; I know it will help a lot of people.
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amazing! thank you so much for the tutorial
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Wow, thank you for such a details tutorial! I'm so happy you included the line thickness and smudging, and I definitely find this helpful~
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yay! Glad to hear that my dear
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Thanks~ Yes the more practice you get, the more you can enjoy whatever your practicing~
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This is a great tutorial that really covers the basics, I think to myself some of this may be common sense, but I do tend to forget to add variation to my drawings when I ink them...
It really helped me out, thank you for taking the time to make something like this!
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Great tutorial! But for when you fill in large areas just with black for shading, do you still use regular inking pens, or some kind of a marker to do it faster?
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If it's big and it doesn't require detail (such as the stars in that owl doodle) then you can use either posca or sharpie markers to fill the blacks, it will save you some ink
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I recently started photographing and editing my art with my phone because I need a new computer, and I found that the best place to take a picture is midday, either when it's cloudy or with the sheer drawn so it's not direct light. I am loving the results! This is a lovely tutorial, and while I have no issues with inking, myself, it was very informative, and should aid those who need a little help getting everything just right.
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Thanks alot for this great tutorial.. luv your work!! Keep up the awesome work..
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this is amazing picolo! thank you! i wish i had money to support you!
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Thank you anyways! I'm glad you enjoyed
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