Oh I almost forgot to ask, how's your Deadpool drawing coming along by the way?
Just finished inking Edward and Alphonse from Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood.
Now I just have to color them.
Yeah. That lack of line variation works as a style though, especially for Manga. I wouldn't call that lazy, it's a viable way to go.
What I'm saying is you could let the pencils not be as tight as you're going, then the ink stage is where you really finalize everything. That way it saves you time because if you render so tightly in the pencils, then if the inks are exactly the same, you're just doing the same drawing twice.
This Jason Copeland art is a quick example I found of what I'm talking about
The final pencils in the middle panel are almost there, then the inks really tighten it all up.
Like I said though, everyone has their own process, you gotta do what works for you.
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hmm looking good
very nice!
it's crazy you're only 16
Thanks!
The annoying part about only being 16 is that I don't have a lot of time to draw. I have school, and then trumpet lessons, and then piano lessons, and then a limited time to draw/do my homework, and I have choir every thursday. If I were in college it would be much easier to have time, plus I wouldn't have to do chores lol
t:
thanks for the advice!
I am "sort of" passionate about art, my real passion is for music and the trumpet. Art for me is just a fun hobby that I use to make myself feel better
