These pages were inked with Zebra and Pentel brush pens on Stillman and Birn Alpha paper. I had to use smaller tools since the panels were smaller than what I tend to do so my actual brush was out of the question.
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Showing posts with label femme fatale. Show all posts
Wednesday, June 28, 2017
Spencer and Locke issue 2 Inks
A bit late, but here are my inks for the 2nd issue, which has my first ever car chase scene, which I'm actually pretty proud of.
These pages were inked with Zebra and Pentel brush pens on Stillman and Birn Alpha paper. I had to use smaller tools since the panels were smaller than what I tend to do so my actual brush was out of the question.
These pages were inked with Zebra and Pentel brush pens on Stillman and Birn Alpha paper. I had to use smaller tools since the panels were smaller than what I tend to do so my actual brush was out of the question.
Labels:
action lab,
art,
bar,
comics,
crime,
femme fatale,
homage,
indie comics,
ink,
inks,
jorge santiago jr,
making comics,
noir,
parody,
professional,
spencer and locke,
stillman and birn
Saturday, April 4, 2015
Sketch of the Day: Irene Adler and Sherlock Holmes
This is today's warm up drawing, and I think it turned out pretty well. I'm a big fan of the show so it was easy to think up this idea, which honestly, there's not much too it. Although I think this has all of the stuff I tend to do well with. I really liked using a caricature for Sherlock to show that he's a little turned on.
Tools: Pencil and Winsor Newton Brown Madder watercolor
Paper: Stillman and Birn Gamma Sketchbook.
Tools: Pencil and Winsor Newton Brown Madder watercolor
Paper: Stillman and Birn Gamma Sketchbook.
Labels:
bbc sherlock,
benedict cumberbatch,
drawing,
fan art,
femme fatale,
irene adler,
jorge santiago jr,
lara pulver,
painting,
sherlock,
sherlock holmes,
simple,
sketch,
sketch of the day,
warm up,
watercolor,
wholock
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