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This week: Helix, Rubbin, Ben, Sad Cyclops, Strabo

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3 months 4 days ago


Description: 1 hour ink, 30 minutes in photoshop.


Ben

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3 months 4 days ago

I like the bold outlines, it really makes the forms solid.

citizen snips

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yeah definatly, is this for any certain project or just for recreation?

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you know, besides the topic

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I like the folksy feel, quite a charecter! EXCELLENT and dead on subject!

Strabo

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3 months 4 days ago

Thanks guys!

Ben - I'm glad you like it. I always debate about whether or not to go thick on the outline or not, but I usually like the results when I do. Honestly though I always admire thinner lines in others drawings.

Andrew - Much obliged, folksy is what I was going for. I'm pretty pleased with how this character came myself.

And snips, to answer your question this was purely recreational. Although I have been bandying about some ideas for some kind of steampunk comic, so I guess this is sort of subconscious concept art.

Crzy8s

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I love the expression on the dragon's face, 10 stars

Strabo

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3 months 4 days ago

Hey, thanks so much Crzy8s!

Rubbin

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3 months 3 days ago

Excellent! That stuff looks like it'll put hair on your...uhh.. feet?

Sad Cyclops

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3 months 2 days ago

here are some nice examples of how to use different line thinkness.
http://www.ericportis.com/ppd/

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