If you’re interested in the video, click here. Fair warning, the lighting is really poor.
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Very cool! I like it a lot. I seen that you used Copics for the shadows (I looked like), how did you get the white? Is that a Copic to?
the white is just a white ink pen.
*sigh*
I don’t know if I will ever become that skilled as an artist.
ah, the sign of a true artist.
I love using india ink. Though I used it in a compleatly different application :) Doing detail work on an autobody paint job. It’s *the* best thing to use to get a dark black that doesn’t fade. (You still have to clearcoat over the top of course)
you are amazing!
what were you using to do the shading?
i have this grey marker that i use but it never turns out right…
i was using grey copic markers.
looking good dude!
*sigh* and alas, the envy from us all has begun…cant wait to see you guys at a-kon! saw it on their news letter!
You got some skills fo’ sho’. Never cease to impress… and it’s cool to see you working with traditional media!
fo’ shizzle
I watched the video. Lighting is poor. But, how the heck could you draw/ink that with your hands shadow crossing the page? That drives me nuts when I am drawing stuff.
The picture looks so real…
That’s a really great drawing Hawk. Keep up the good work. However, I am curious if the drawing is of someone you know or just inspiration? She seems familiar…
Jess…aka cowgirl jess
Many thanks Hawk!
You put other artists to shame.
I’m not sure whether to yell at you congratulate you :p.
That’s a gorgeous portrait and ink work. I’ve got nothin but total luv for it and the reflection in her eyes gives it a real sense of life. Awesome! \(^o^)/
wow…you’re amazing hawk. It would be nice to see a straight on view though.