Wicked Inks in Desperate need of som Love!

[Mrh7448]

Any body want to take a crack at some colouring? I'm to busy...or maybe lazy to do it myself.

[Syncos]

Oh man would I ever... don't think i'd be able to get around to it, though =(

[darthkj]

you're really good.

[Mrh7448]

Originally Posted by Syncos

Oh man would I ever... don't think i'd be able to get around to it, though =(

Ah well, it was worth a try. I'm just going to be too busy to do any colouring on it, guess there's no other takers.

Originally Posted by darthkj

you're really good.

Thank You

[Syncos]

I'm gonna try and find the time to tackle it. Not sure my colors are up to the caliber of your work bud, but we'll find out =)

any chance you have a higher res version?

[RAMORE]

This thread was awesome therfore Bumpity bump baby!

[webhead9707]

is there a certian kind of pen you use for inking a drawing?

[Mrh7448]

Originally Posted by webhead9707

is there a certian kind of pen you use for inking a drawing?

Depends on your tastes.

I used to use pen and nib (you dip it in the ink) and a 00 and an 0 brush

Now I use a Pentel Brush Pen, a Rotring fine tip calligraphy pen, .3 tech pen and Sharpie markers for large blacks.

[webhead9707]

for cartoony drawings, like x-men evolution style, would a finetip sharpie be okay?

[Mrh7448]

Originally Posted by webhead9707

for cartoony drawings, like x-men evolution style, would a finetip sharpie be okay?

YEah that can work. You have to get used to playing around and getting some different line weights. Even for my cartoony stuff I use my brush pen, I get better control with the line that way (at least when I'm not doing it on computer at least)

Best idea is to just practice with different tools and to play around with different things til you find something that works for you. Everybody is different and work in different ways. What's right for some doesn't work so well for another, best thing is to experiment.