Ryan is amazing, and his videos have been a great help. I used He Man figures to learn anatomy as a kid too, and am feeling some proximal pride in that.
At 1:29 when you started inking the chains on his arm, it reminded me of what Vince Colletta over at Marvel used to do. Erase things and stuff like that. Not putting him down, I actually like his style. He also beat lots of deadlines! I think I'll look for that Tombow brush pen. By any chance would you have any videos on how to ink city backgrounds with loads of detail? Thanks for a great vid!
Great video! The face triangle trick also took me a while to figure out. Can you give a mindset hint or excercise advice to use black ink so freely as you do? When you filled the chains with darkness around Lobo's right arm with ink, I was like 😟: woh, you dare man! The result however is great. The story of creating a Star Wars comic book within 5 days with minimal sleep and a dayjob is beyond my comprehension. I love to draw, but to be honest I would be dead tired for a month. So an amazing, almost inhuman, achievement. Godspeed 😊
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I am humbled every time I see you draw. It motivates me to work harder to get better. Thank you!
Love this man and his artstyle !!
Ryan is amazing, and his videos have been a great help. I used He Man figures to learn anatomy as a kid too, and am feeling some proximal pride in that.
Really glad you're uploading streaming more on this channel!
Your artwork is incredible 😍
Ryan is always epic!
Called in the Calvary...here comes the bro's.... Say less, we on it!!💥
He just goes “im not drawing this shit are you kidding me?”
At 1:29 when you started inking the chains on his arm, it reminded me of what Vince Colletta over at Marvel used to do. Erase things and stuff like that. Not putting him down, I actually like his style. He also beat lots of deadlines! I think I'll look for that Tombow brush pen. By any chance would you have any videos on how to ink city backgrounds with loads of detail? Thanks for a great vid!
Good stuff man, your vids are helping a ton! Thanks!
Awesome artwork! I still have the artbook you signed from Comiket 95, seeing it inspires me to get back to my sketchpad on the daily!
Discovered Lobo when I was maybe 10, at a dollar store in my neighborhood. The art was insane! Instant fan. It was next to Ghostrider!
awesome show of artistic skills
Great video! The face triangle trick also took me a while to figure out. Can you give a mindset hint or excercise advice to use black ink so freely as you do? When you filled the chains with darkness around Lobo's right arm with ink, I was like 😟: woh, you dare man! The result however is great.
The story of creating a Star Wars comic book within 5 days with minimal sleep and a dayjob is beyond my comprehension. I love to draw, but to be honest I would be dead tired for a month. So an amazing, almost inhuman, achievement.
Godspeed 😊
Awesome and informative
love it!
Does anyone know which white acrylic pen that is?
EDIT: TOOLI Art paint pen.
i remember this was on finch stream :)
I remember using my Ninja Turtle toys for anatomy reference.
Nothing can screw you like traditional inking. One bad move at the end and the whole picture goes to hell.
Huge fan of your work. 🇰🇷
What is the brand name of the white acrylic pen you use??
I think someone said it was the TOOLI paint pen
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Been going on auto-pilot until I realized my deep stupidity. Sadly many people do not.
I used dragonball z to learn muscles
Brad Garret is gonna love this!!
LOBO!!!!
that was top
what markers and ink pens you
using
Looks like pentel fude brush pen.
You said you love the pens then didn't say what they are?
awesome :)
Un génie
Lobo ain't no super villain....he's the Main Man, ya bastich....😂
Traditional is a strong word. I thought you'd be using a dip pen or something lol
If only respond well to crucial and critical comments. If only !!!
I learned drawing anatomy using the Big Jim series of action figures from the 1970s