Here are some pages I've inked of Requiem Sonata chapter 2. I hope to have it finished and ready to print for SPX this September! I'd also love to have Curse of the Eel 4 and Rare Drops 2 out by then too.
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Showing posts with label chinese american. Show all posts
Tuesday, June 30, 2015
Requiem Sonata Chapter 2 Inks 1-5
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Tuesday, May 12, 2015
Q is for Qiang
Q is for Qiang, Zhi's older brother.
Qiang is a prodigy much like his sister, only at the violin instead of the piano. Qiang and his sister often performed together at concerts and were almost considered the idols of the classic music scene. But then he stopped performing. I wonder why, and I wonder what he's been up to.
Tools: Prismacolor Turquoise lead holder
Paper: Stillman and Birn Gamma sketchbook
Qiang is a prodigy much like his sister, only at the violin instead of the piano. Qiang and his sister often performed together at concerts and were almost considered the idols of the classic music scene. But then he stopped performing. I wonder why, and I wonder what he's been up to.
Tools: Prismacolor Turquoise lead holder
Paper: Stillman and Birn Gamma sketchbook
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Thursday, October 16, 2014
Requiem Sonata, inks ch1 pg 1-4 and 9-12
I've been working on these pages on and off for a few weeks and I really need to take more time to post them. These are inked with Zebra and Kuretake brush pens and the occasional Copic multiliner. There is a hunk of pages that are missing because those ones will be done with watercolors so I'm saving those all to do at one time. Overall I think it's coming out well, drawing smaller means less time to spend on things that aren't important, so I hope the pages don't seem bare, but instead feel less distracting. I hope you like them!
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