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Uhn~ Very basic tutorial on how I ink my artwork. (Sorry if it's substandard... ^___^`

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~BL-studio Aug 24, 2011

Dang! Thanks for the tutorial, but unfortunately it didn't help since this is how I do my own lineart. I was hoping you had some trick how not to make wobbly lines 'cause that's my biggest issue (okay, one of many, but anyway).

Keep up the good work!

~twisted666 Aug 25, 2011 Professional General Artist

Wobby lines? Hmm. I think I'll make a new lineart tutorial sometime.

~BL-studio Aug 25, 2011

Oh, if you do I think I'll start a new religion dedicated to you!

In other words; I would be very happy if you did, but I have this nasty feeling that the wobbly lines got to do with either lack of talent, or lack of practice or both.

~twisted666 Aug 26, 2011 Professional General Artist

No, no. Perhaps it's your pen settings or just not enough control... Let me review this and see what I can do, okay? Do you have any other questions regarding this topic?

~BL-studio Aug 26, 2011

You're too kind!

Honestly, I think I lack practice when it comes to do lineart with computer and/or ink, I'm much more confident when it comes to pencil because then it's not so permanent (or something). Now, if I enlarge the picture to 200% I can get the lineart to look decent in photoshop, with the aid of the eraser of course, but otherwise I think I just tense up too much... So it's not an issue with the technology, but rather the technique. ^^

Thanks for the offer though,and if I have any questions I'll come running!