[making of] Warriors pt. II
Here I come with the second part of the making of/tutorial :3
This time I'll tell you about inking.
I'm not particularly good at inking (and I hate it >_>), but I have some tips that you may find interesting :3
My weapon of choice for this part of the tutorial is my STAEDTLER Pigment Liner size 0.3 ♥
So, we have our pencil pic, ready to be inked.
A common error (but it's not really an "error", just a thing related to style) is inking all the parts you already outlined in pencil...
...If you wanna give a sense of softeness and "reality" don't ink every single detail, expecially when dealing with a human body.
Emphasize only the most important lines, those you know will be more visible and darker in reality, those that really suggest the volume of the figure.
This is the finished inked boy.
Now run to next step-- Coloring.
This time I'll tell you about inking.
I'm not particularly good at inking (and I hate it >_>), but I have some tips that you may find interesting :3
My weapon of choice for this part of the tutorial is my STAEDTLER Pigment Liner size 0.3 ♥
So, we have our pencil pic, ready to be inked.
A common error (but it's not really an "error", just a thing related to style) is inking all the parts you already outlined in pencil...
...If you wanna give a sense of softeness and "reality" don't ink every single detail, expecially when dealing with a human body.
Emphasize only the most important lines, those you know will be more visible and darker in reality, those that really suggest the volume of the figure.
This is the finished inked boy.
Now run to next step-- Coloring.