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    How To Ink 2.0 Group Runthrough Week 1

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    • braden H
      braden H @burvantill last edited by

      @burvantill said in How To Ink 2.0 Group Runthrough Week 1:

      I copied a random page from one of our old coloring books and filled in the spaces with my practice lines.

      That's a really good idea! Cheap and easy to find and print out, too 🙂

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      • braden H
        braden H @DaveLeekArt last edited by

        @Bricz-Art Nice! You've got some great consistency goin' on there! Are you using a brush pen?

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        • chrisaakins
          chrisaakins last edited by chrisaakins

          Wow, I am really shaky with a digital brush pen. I guess I really do need to practice. 7121f1a6-ae69-4fb5-9af4-cfb0f849b82b-image.png
          I especially struggle with varying the weight of the line. Also, I did a self-portrait. (haha! I wish!)

          Chris Akins
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          www.instagram.com/chrisakinsart/

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          • DaveLeekArt
            DaveLeekArt @braden H last edited by

            Thanks @Braden-Hallett
            Today was a Copic multiliner that I haven’t had a chance to play around with yet. I plan to bounce back and forth between it and a couple brush pens I have to work on building proficiency with both.

            Instagram: @daveleekart

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            • DaveLeekArt
              DaveLeekArt @chrisaakins last edited by

              @chrisaakins man, trying to play with line width in digital format for the first time or after a while off is super difficult. There’s just such a different from traditional to digital eh?

              Instagram: @daveleekart

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              • Kuarahy
                Kuarahy @Susan Marks last edited by

                @Susan-Marks what is the other forum you're taking classes through?

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                • xin li
                  xin li last edited by

                  Kind of meditative when doing this on paper. I have seen the inking videos before, but when re-watching it, I realized a lot of excises can be used to practice with other art supplies, like pencil for example. It is about getting better with drawing in general :-). I think 6B pencil in procreate is very suitable for most of the excises.
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                  • Annemieke
                    Annemieke SVS OG last edited by

                    Cool! I'm in! I'll start watching the first homework-video's tonight. I'll see if I want to work traditional or digital... maybe both :-).
                    Good idea to do linework everyday, I'll start that as well.

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                    • BichonBistro
                      BichonBistro @braden H last edited by

                      @Braden-Hallett at first I thought this would be a good opportunity to get beyond the sketch pencil on my ipad/Procreate and try digital inking, but now I see it as the perfect vehicle to work on fine motor control on paper. That became an issue for me 4 years ago, so I broke down and bought an iPad Pro. The undo/redo in Procreate made drawing a lot easier, but I have not moved forward much in regaining fine motor skill. The initial exercises don’t have the pressure of a product, but really help identify which movements and goals need most practice. I also need to learn to post struggles and be publicly accountable, so I am very happy you initiated this Braden! My daily practice will include exercises that require long lines, pressure and consistency using a technical or ball point pen for most.
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                      • braden H
                        braden H @chrisaakins last edited by

                        @chrisaakins said in How To Ink 2.0 Group Runthrough Week 1:

                        Wow, I am really shaky with a digital brush pen

                        I feel your pain 🙂 I find it a LOT easier to get a smooth line with traditional materials vs digital.

                        It's a great start, though! Those lines'll smooth out sooner than you think if you do them every day

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                        • braden H
                          braden H @xin li last edited by

                          @xin-li said in How To Ink 2.0 Group Runthrough Week 1:

                          Kind of meditative when doing this on paper

                          When I do practice linework in the morning I call it 'self calibration' It is very meditative 🙂

                          I really like the fading line hatching in the bottomr right. Looks really neat!

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                          • braden H
                            braden H @BichonBistro last edited by

                            @BichonBistro said in How To Ink 2.0 Group Runthrough Week 1:

                            My daily practice will include exercises that require long lines, pressure and consistency using a technical or ball point pen for most

                            Awesome! Certainly a great start 😃 . I think your hatching's bang-on. It's crazy how much of a difference a push vs a pull makes with those long lines, isn't it?

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                            • chrisaakins
                              chrisaakins last edited by

                              Here are some more lines and practice. I have always wanted to be able to use a brush pen to do the modern calligraphy but so far it eludes my skill. This line practice helps.
                              line practice.png

                              Are we posting our daily practice here? Or just once a week?

                              Chris Akins
                              www.chrisakinsart.com
                              www.instagram.com/chrisakinsart/

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                              • DaveLeekArt
                                DaveLeekArt last edited by

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                                Ink warmups for today. Used the brush pen this time around. I must say, I’m quite pleased to see the improvement from the last time I used this sucker. I’m excited to see what kind of progress will come from daily work between now and the end of October.

                                Instagram: @daveleekart

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                                • DaveLeekArt
                                  DaveLeekArt @chrisaakins last edited by

                                  @chrisaakins looks good mate! Ps, I hope daily posting isn’t an issue because I’ve already posted for yesterday and today... oops

                                  Instagram: @daveleekart

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                                  • xin li
                                    xin li @BichonBistro last edited by

                                    @BichonBistro good looking cross hatching page

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                                    • xin li
                                      xin li @chrisaakins last edited by

                                      @chrisaakins beautiful hand-lettering wow

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                                      • BichonBistro
                                        BichonBistro @xin li last edited by

                                        @xin-li agree!

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                                        • Coley
                                          Coley @braden H last edited by

                                          @Braden-Hallett that improvement is really incredible. Congrats for all your practice! Do you work on a cintiq?

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                                          • Susan Marks
                                            Susan Marks @Kuarahy last edited by

                                            @Kuarahy Sequential Art Workshop. A nice counterpoint to the classes and forums here. Much smaller community; they use a platform (Mighty Network) I'm not so fond of; and their discussion and classes focus on sequential art (comics and graphic novels, mostly). PM me if you'd like more info.

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