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    • evilrobot
      evilrobot SVS OG last edited by

      Here's my version of the Wolfman practicing with pen nibs. Here's a Video of my process and tools I used. Finished-wolf-man.jpg

      http://www.palacioillustration.com/

      https://www.scbwi.org/illustrator-gallery/illustrator-detail/?illustrator_id=84142

      https://www.pinterest.com/evilrobot2/pins/

      https://twitter.com/MyEvilRobot

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      • evilrobot
        evilrobot SVS OG last edited by

        Some more inking practice tried a G-Pen nib for this one and Speedball super black ink. Bone-Flower-Finished.jpg

        http://www.palacioillustration.com/

        https://www.scbwi.org/illustrator-gallery/illustrator-detail/?illustrator_id=84142

        https://www.pinterest.com/evilrobot2/pins/

        https://twitter.com/MyEvilRobot

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        • Chip Valecek
          Chip Valecek SVS Team SVS OG @evilrobot last edited by

          @evilrobot thats pretty awesome!


          https://www.instagram.com/chipvalecek/
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          http://www.cshellmedia.com/

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          • braden H
            braden H @evilrobot last edited by

            @evilrobot The wolfman seems (in an awesome way) to be from a darker YA version of Where the Wild Things are. Love it 🙂

            Also that hatching's really working for you. Real nice.

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            • evilrobot
              evilrobot SVS OG last edited by

              Thanks @Chip-Valecek and @Braden-Hallett. Here's some more practice with the G-Pen nib and Speedball ink. Also tried to do a bit of rendering in Photoshop. Going to take some messing around to find what coloring method is going to work with these busy hatch drawings. 1-30-sketch-black-and-white.jpg 1-30-shading.jpg

              http://www.palacioillustration.com/

              https://www.scbwi.org/illustrator-gallery/illustrator-detail/?illustrator_id=84142

              https://www.pinterest.com/evilrobot2/pins/

              https://twitter.com/MyEvilRobot

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