Pencilled by MC Wyman and inked by myself. Again, pushing the thick lines and breaking the thins. One of the techniques I enjoy doing are tapered lines. Those are the hatch lines that blends from the white to the black. Hair is something that needs to be inked smoothly. Sometimes I find myself holding my breath to have a steady hand just so I can get a smooth line on the hair. It's funny I do that. I don't hold my breath when I ink other areas. Only sometimes when I ink hair. Weird habit
LOL. I hated inking hair. Really, I know they say practice makes perfect but hair just frustrated me to no end. I truly am impressed by those who can ink hair so fluidly and make it look perfect. Your feathering on curved areas still amaze me.
ReplyDeleteI must admit, when feathering on curved areas I need to concentrate a bit more. Not just when to start/end a line and when to apply pressure, but also to stay consistent with the curve. That's like thinking of 4 movements at the same time. Thanks for the kind words. Now if I can only get away from holding my breath.
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