Friday, August 7, 2009
Metamorpho #3: cover sketch, pencils and inks
The robot changed a bit from sketch to finishes; a clear sign that I was making it up as I went along.
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the pencils are extremely tight! did you ink directly over the pencils? doesn´t seems like you
ReplyDeletehave do any Photoshop retouch. exellent.
Yes, I inked directly over the pencils. I probably didn't have to pencil it this tight but I hate making corrections with white paint so if I can, I'll get most of the details worked out before I start inking.
ReplyDeleteI love the way you ink and the fact that no matter who's the penciller you can recognize a Kevin Nowlan inking between a million drawings. I have just discovered your blog and it goes directly to my favourites. Keep being the best!
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