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    How to Ink Group Runthrough Week 3

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    • burvantill
      burvantill Moderator @ArtofAleksey last edited by

      @Aleksey thanx! 😃 drawing those blobs the first day made me think of jellybeans 😂

      Lisa Burvant
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      • braden H
        braden H last edited by

        I'm having SOME success imagining the blobs as really weird oranges. I mark each 'orange' into sections and shade one section at a time. Kinda helps 🙂

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        • ambiirae
          ambiirae @braden H last edited by

          @Braden-Hallett i really love your shapes on the bottom the transparent sphere looks really cool 😁

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          • braden H
            braden H @ambiirae last edited by

            @ambiirae Thanks! Transparent stuff is always hit or miss with me 🙂

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            • Erin.Cortese
              Erin.Cortese Moderator last edited by

              Really enjoyed this exercise, its beginning to helps me loosen up. I think I might make this one a daily for the next little while. Next up...shapes 😐
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              • braden H
                braden H @Erin.Cortese last edited by

                @Erin-Cortese It helps loosen me up too! It definitely is helping me get over my fear of hatching 😃

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                • chrisaakins
                  chrisaakins last edited by

                  Didn't have much time so I did a bird nest. 20190905_151223.jpg

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                  • BichonBistro
                    BichonBistro @Erin.Cortese last edited by

                    @Erin-Cortese I agree that these shapes are the best for loosening up—good idea to incorporate into daily practice! I find the shapes more stressful because I have to think more 😜
                    Daily accountability: (longer straight lines feel less wobbly and a bit more controlled and this is just week 3 😊)
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                    • BichonBistro
                      BichonBistro @chrisaakins last edited by

                      @chrisaakins nice!

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                      • BichonBistro
                        BichonBistro @braden H last edited by

                        @Braden-Hallett great shape transformations!

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                        • BichonBistro
                          BichonBistro @demotlj last edited by

                          @demotlj wow, what you can do with a dip pen!

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                          • demotlj
                            demotlj SVS OG @BichonBistro last edited by

                            @BichonBistro Thanks. Little by little I'm grasping the mechanics of it. Still a lot I can't do with a dip pen, unfortunately!

                            Laurie DeMott
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                            • Erin.Cortese
                              Erin.Cortese Moderator @chrisaakins last edited by

                              @chrisaakins Did you pencil the bird nest in first or do a rough sketch?

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                              • Erin.Cortese
                                Erin.Cortese Moderator @BichonBistro last edited by

                                @BichonBistro Your shapes look so good! Mine are disgraceful, lol. Kidding, but they are pretty bad, and I want to work on them more before I post. You have great line control and sense of form!

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                                • chrisaakins
                                  chrisaakins @Erin.Cortese last edited by chrisaakins

                                  @Erin-Cortese I freehanded it. And I appreciate how you and @demotlj and @BichonBistro and @Braden-Hallett are such cheerleaders for our group, offering up up words of encouragement to everyone. You are keeping us pumped! Thank you!

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                                  • Erin.Cortese
                                    Erin.Cortese Moderator @chrisaakins last edited by

                                    @chrisaakins Awe thanks, I’m glad I can contribute in some way! Seeing everyone’s progress is really inspiring. Your inking skills are great! I’m amazed that you did the bird nest freehand, it looks fantastic.

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                                    • braden H
                                      braden H @BichonBistro last edited by

                                      @BichonBistro said in How to Ink Group Runthrough Week 3:

                                      longer straight lines feel less wobbly and a bit more controlled and this is just week 3

                                      It doesn't take long at all to develop more control when you do it every day 🙂 Awesome shapes there!

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                                      • burvantill
                                        burvantill Moderator last edited by

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                                        I think I’m getting better with the brush pen. I’m going to focus on the beginning and end of my lines tho because I get a little hook when I rush, with all pen tools unfortunately. When I slow down and focus it doesn’t happen. I’m hoping that muscle memory will take hold.
                                        🎵Just keep inking just keep inking 🎶
                                        😜

                                        Lisa Burvant
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                                        • demotlj
                                          demotlj SVS OG @burvantill last edited by

                                          @burvantill I think your brush pen is looking great. I tried brush pen last night instead of dip pen and it was so bad I’m not even going to post it. Getting fine lines is especially tough with a brush pen whereas with a dip pen, I can just use a finer nib. What is your secret?

                                          Laurie DeMott
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                                          • BichonBistro
                                            BichonBistro @Erin.Cortese last edited by BichonBistro

                                            @Erin-Cortese thanks so much for the encouragement Erin! Line control is a big challenge these days, but daily practice is really helping. I can feel it more than I can see it just yet😊Posting my wobbles helps me move through the frustration of dissatisfaction with results and keep me doing-not-stewing. I’ve added “progress not product” to Jake’s “finished not perfect” voice in my head.

                                            I think the infinite variation in the way you have illustrated form for your shapes is fantastic!

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