And the last two pages of the Campbell work I inked. I liked how clean this page was to work over. It allowed me to focus on the stroke of the line more than "correcting" anything. Not that I would, mind you. I would have been hauled off by a mob of angry fanboys had I even dared to do so. I might have a few more inked things to post in the upcoming weeks. But then all I have left are the pages I am working on for Viper. And those won't see light of day until they are printed first. Cause you know, contracts and stuff.
Images solely for the purpose of scholarly review.....and all that jargon.
3 comments:
You know, it's funny looking at these pages versus your current work I can see a maturation in your line work and detailing. The older stuff is a more direct interpretation of the pencils. in what your working on now I can see how you are adding your own flavors to the work, giving it additional depth and detail. As always, good stuff.
Looking good worthington!
Man great inks, How did you work this out did you use tracing paper?
-SRS
Hey SRS,
No, I don't use tracing paper. I actually print these out in non-photo blue. With much thanks to Epson printers and bristol board.
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