As a watercolor artist I find all of your tips valuable for any medium really, even graphite. You are so young and professional, back in the days it probably took artist a lifetime to learn all those tricks and technics.
Excellent job, Devin. You are an excellent teacher (as a professor, I've taught some 30,00 students in the past thirty years, and by my standards, you have done a great job.) i've been seriously drawing and painting for some sixty years, and the practical guidance you offer (and explain) is greatly appreciated!
bro, i had one of your drawings as my phone background for over a year! Realized while watching this video that you are the artist. It was one with a wolf mama and pup, they were looking at each other. It reminds me of me and my little girl. gonna try ink soon! thank you for all these tips!
Clear. Well-paced. Helpful. My tip: nearly anything can be a mark-making tool with ink. I've used twigs, feathers, popsicle sticks, q-tips, drinking straws. It's a ton of fun and promotes discovery and out-of-box thinking.
hey, thanks for reminding me that i found a beautiful little feather recently! do you ever worry about contaminating your inks? i would think that putting random things in there could possibly cause a mold to form inside the bottle or something if not sterilized or what ever. update: im an idiot, just realized i could easily eyedropper a small portion of the ink into a separate thing to dip from *forehead slap
Oh my! Where to start. Number 1, I only listen to people who can do, then teach. Your artwork is absolutely gorgeous. So expressive and alive. Practicing for over 50 years and still haven't gotten it right. Your pencils are to die for. Tip 21: A bad drawing will ruin any art. Concentrate on the drawing. Make the drawing as good as possible. Then ink. Highest praise for the video and the content. Stunning work.
I've always have sceptic attitude toward video like "10 drawing tips for beginners" or "top 10 drawing life hacks". But your video is really inspiring and helpful. Thanks!
Peeling the tape slowly off at 45° angle to itself really helps reduce tear potential. Someone else already mentioned pre-sticking it to a pant leg reduces adhesion depending on the tape and need.
Great video. Most artist give vague tips or advice. Glad to finally get some practical techniques WITH examples. And even the materials used! So helpful, great job!
I'm in awe of your work here, from editing/pacing/narration to breathtaking artwork... your expertise with composition, value, anatomy, concepts, PLUS education, PLUS the emotional impact of your work. Absolutely stunning.
im so terrible at this there was a time that i wanna give up cuz seeing my drawing unmotivates me but i remember the quote "when you feel about giving up, remember why u started" and so i continued it and im still terrible at it but i can see my improvements, ive been just doing it for like 6months and after doing some pencil sketching i tried inking and this tips helped me alot ..
I love adding bits of salt to puddles of wet-on-wet washes as they dry up in unique ways just as with the wet ink dispersing on its own in the puddles. I use it for spacey night sky effects. Love your work thank you for taking time for these videos you do.
This was really helpful!! Your work made me want to try to use ink, and this tips are the best, thank you. Also your art is BEAUTIFUL. Keep the amazing work!! ^^
Very, very useful tips! I like to combine Drawing pen, pencils, ink wash and even acrylics in various densities - all in one. The more you can put together various mediums, the more comprehensive effects you can reach...but it take practice.
I am creating my first ink wash drawing for a beginning drawing class. Your tips were EXACTLY what I’ve been wondering about, especially your use of white ink for highlighting. I pretty much guessed that it would work but bought it without confirmation. Thank you for this video...your tips were invaluable to me.
I was blown away by your artwork. Inking is my favorite media. Thank you for all the tips. I really want to try the washes, so I’m excited to try your tips. Thanks so much for sharing.
Struggling to learn how to use a brush pen right now, but damn I never realized how versatile ink can be, your video really helped a ton and now Im all pumped up to practice, Thanks! Made me sub
Well you just answered quite literally every question I've had since beginning my ink art journey this year. I mean really. Sheesh. Now I just need to rewatch it about 1000 times and then practice for as many hours, but now I know HOW to go about it. THANK YOU.
By far the best tip video I've seen for art let alone just inking. I wish everyone included this kind of valuable information with works to demostrate the tip you're talking about
Reminder you can always find outside sources to photocopy your work !! I go to Digicopy. I'm pretty sure they can scan things into digital form too but I'm not so sure.. there are always resources and most people can be very kind/generous and allow you to use theirs whether it be at a workplace of personally owned
Oh my gosh, you are way beyond my abilities but I watched the whole thing. Your artwork is Amazing!! And you are so young! Your future creations will be even more phenomenal! Mindblower. Thank you for sharing!
I'm 40 and I've used and underestimated ink for far too long. Defs would've loved to learn these 20 years ago, never the less I appreciate this leason. I'm a teacher now so heres to sharing the love of art
Removing Tape Trick: Use a blow-dryer in a rocking back and forth motion over the tape while you are removing it. When the tape is heated up the glue is slightly inert and lifts without tearing. If you don't rock the the blow-dryer, to much heat will melt the glue to the paper.
**gasp** . IT'S YOU WITH THE SHINY PFP!!!! I LOVE YOUR WORK DUDES! I didn't expect inking from you but I'm blown away! But seriously though, this helps because I don't know how to use colors often so I go with black and white _and_ you give materials and info. Thank you!
Ink is the superior medium i use it with brush, dip pen , and normal pens plus you can dilute them too and use them as a watercolor but they usually go waterproof after drying
your art is so beautiful I want to cry. I look at art all the time to learn and get reference, and because I enjoy it obviously, and I haven't seen many as good and impactful as your art is. this video was also incredibly well made, so underrated... thank you! this made me really want to start taking ink painting seriously, and makes me feel like I can cause you made order out of so much overwhelming information
This gave me a lot of motivation to go an try inkdrawing with more values again. I Like clean in clean ups, but I rarely do washes or textures. Gonna play around with these tips a bit to see if I can boaden up my repertoire. Well made video! Thank you!
I still can't apply all 20 of the tips because I'm still learning, but when I' satisfied and I remember something, I'm happy to add an extra step to make it look better.
Doing the 2020 Inktober challenge, 15 years after graduating art school and seldom doing art with any consistency, especially with ink. These tips have really helped me get some of my mojo back, so thanks a lot!
@@mouse8709 21 Days, haven't missed a day. Some pieces more successful than others. Resisting the urge to apologize for tonight's piece in the description XD
I'm absolutely stunned, amazing art work, great walk-through and good teaching. Feel like I need to start all over from scratch, with all the things I didn't know about ink. Liquid ink on paper, for example, I had NO IDEA that was a thing, I'm feeling very inspired, so thank you!😁
This was so helpful, so many pro tips in one video. Gotta save this and re watch sometime. Now I just need to figure out how to even start with ink washes haha.
Such an amazing tutorial for ink drawing beginners like myself; so grateful for you video as I start to conquer this Inktober. Thank you so much for this! Also, I absolutely love your artwork; I've never seen such ink diversity like what you display here! Absolutely beautiful!
woah, this is a whole masterclass! Thank you so much, a lot of useful information. My only contribution would be to use the dry brush technique with white ink for some effects over dark areas. Have you ever tried that? Thanks again.
You’re so inspiring. I really want to take out my dusty brushes and ink again after watching this. Thank you RUclips recommendation for this amazing gem ❤
This is all GREAT advice, thank you for sharing! Most advice given around RUclips is based on advice that works for more graphic looks. This is much more my style. I appreciate that you explained WHY you are making the choices that you are making here. It's all with a clear purpose.
Well done putting this video together! I have learned so much i am going to learn every technique, one a day!! Then practice for next Inktober!! I cannot express how EASY to understand your methods are, I love the explanations, and visuals, and no fancy stuff, just straight to the point. Thank you!!
i just bought some of my first ink brushes & paper! ive been using microns for ages but realized i could be expanding my use & understanding of the medium. this video was incredibly helpful, ill probably be referring back to it when i get stuck. thank you so much!!!
These tips are so invaluable. Truly helpful and very inspiring!! Absolutely love all your ink and wash drawings!!! IT carries more depth than anything digital with each stroke and ink taking a life of its own!! simply WOWOWOW!
Hey there thank you so much for this video and all of this information. You’re artwork I found outstanding.please make even more videos feels like master class.Thank you.
Wonderful video! Really making use of really dark blacks is too true for sure. All my inked pieces stand out so much more when those are added in. I also love using toned paper for these! Especially if you're using white ink brushes and pens. Gives em such a pretty POP.
Thank you for the helpful tips! 😊 If you make any more videos on this topic, I’d love some tips specifically on character inking, such as: *1)* How do you ink a tanned skin tone versus a dark skin tone? *2)* How do you ink rosy cheeks and apply blushing to characters? *3)* How do you ink freckles? *4)* What lines do you show & what do you omit when drawing a character’s face, in order to avoid unintentionally making them look older than they are? *5)* How do you apply shadows to a character’s skin, hair and clothing? *6)* How do you ink different types of hair? *7)* How do you ink clothing and apply different textures to it? *8)* How do you create shiny/reflective things, such as clothing & jewelry? *9)* How do you ink really fine details? *10)* How do you simplify highly detailed things by creating an illusion through texture without drawing every little detail? (For example, a photo might have a lot of detail but you wouldn’t necessarily want much detail on an ink drawing of the same subject in the photo, yet it’s tricky to figure out how to correctly simplify.) *11)* How do you preserve pure whites in the drawing? (For example, with watercolor people sometimes use masking fluid. Is there something similar used for ink illustrations?) *12)* How do you depict different moods? *13)* How do you create a glowing & sparkling effect? *14)* How do you add a dark & gloomy effect? *15)* How do you ink freely flowing things such as hair blowing in the wind, and splashing water? *16)* What ink techniques do you use to depict speed, and how would this compare to a static scene? I’m a beginner at inking but I’d really love to learn more so I can create different types of characters & scenes. I’m a little nervous about how to approach inking because it feels like everything has to be very precise. It helps to see videos on how to approach inking different things.
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holy hell, I've seriously underestimated the power of ink. This was very helpful. And your art is amazing.
thank you!! im so glad to hear!
Ikr
Apply the masking tape to your pants leg or arm to make the tape less adhesive when attempting to remove.
underrated tip here! Thank you!
thanx!
Thank you so much!
Nice! Thanks for the tip!
Yes I started doing this after I kept ripping the paper 😩
Sometimes the RUclips algorithm gets things right, such as when it recommended this video. Great tips, and great art.
As a watercolor artist I find all of your tips valuable for any medium really, even graphite. You are so young and professional, back in the days it probably took artist a lifetime to learn all those tricks and technics.
This is a FANTASTIC video. I’ve watched 1000’s of art videos, and this is one of the top 20 best I’ve seen. Thank you!
Im so happy to hear that!!
Excellent job, Devin. You are an excellent teacher (as a professor, I've taught some 30,00 students in the past thirty years, and by my standards, you have done a great job.) i've been seriously drawing and painting for some sixty years, and the practical guidance you offer (and explain) is greatly appreciated!
I really appreciate how all killer, no filler this video is. Too many videos about art skip out on technique and it's really frustrating. Subbed!
Hands down the most useful art video on inking I've ever seen.
bro, i had one of your drawings as my phone background for over a year! Realized while watching this video that you are the artist. It was one with a wolf mama and pup, they were looking at each other. It reminds me of me and my little girl.
gonna try ink soon! thank you for all these tips!
Clear. Well-paced. Helpful.
My tip: nearly anything can be a mark-making tool with ink. I've used twigs, feathers, popsicle sticks, q-tips, drinking straws. It's a ton of fun and promotes discovery and out-of-box thinking.
hey, thanks for reminding me that i found a beautiful little feather recently! do you ever worry about contaminating your inks? i would think that putting random things in there could possibly cause a mold to form inside the bottle or something if not sterilized or what ever.
update: im an idiot, just realized i could easily eyedropper a small portion of the ink into a separate thing to dip from *forehead slap
I have developed an increased respect for ink art after watching your video. Wonderful tips, thank you.
I'm a basic ink artist, I was struggling on how to make a perfect line, however when I saw your tactic of it I found it very useful. Thank you. ^o^
I just discovered ink art and it’s so amazing I wanna try it!
"less decisions, the better" True! makes inking easier, and a better flow on the artwork! Nice Inking 🖊
Oh my! Where to start. Number 1, I only listen to people who can do, then teach. Your artwork is absolutely gorgeous. So expressive and alive. Practicing for over 50 years and still haven't gotten it right. Your pencils are to die for. Tip 21: A bad drawing will ruin any art. Concentrate on the drawing. Make the drawing as good as possible. Then ink. Highest praise for the video and the content. Stunning work.
I've always have sceptic attitude toward video like "10 drawing tips for beginners" or "top 10 drawing life hacks". But your video is really inspiring and helpful. Thanks!
The white medium posca is also a great tool for splatters, stars, freehand and ruler lineart... Loved your video, great job!
Peeling the tape slowly off at 45° angle to itself really helps reduce tear potential. Someone else already mentioned pre-sticking it to a pant leg reduces adhesion depending on the tape and need.
Great video. Most artist give vague tips or advice. Glad to finally get some practical techniques WITH examples. And even the materials used! So helpful, great job!
Thanks a BUNCH! I can oil paint, but I am trying to do black and white drawings, and ink is a whole new medium for me. This is a HUGE help! :)
I'm in awe of your work here, from editing/pacing/narration to breathtaking artwork... your expertise with composition, value, anatomy, concepts, PLUS education, PLUS the emotional impact of your work. Absolutely stunning.
im so terrible at this there was a time that i wanna give up cuz seeing my drawing unmotivates me but i remember the quote "when you feel about giving up, remember why u started" and so i continued it and im still terrible at it but i can see my improvements, ive been just doing it for like 6months and after doing some pencil sketching i tried inking and this tips helped me alot ..
I love adding bits of salt to puddles of wet-on-wet washes as they dry up in unique ways just as with the wet ink dispersing on its own in the puddles. I use it for spacey night sky effects.
Love your work thank you for taking time for these videos you do.
This video makes me want to try traditional art again. Haven't practiced it in so many years, but your words really hit home for me somehow. Thank you
thanks ....I'm just learning dip pen with India Ink!!! Determined to 'make art' with this new (tome) medium, BTW, I'm older... much older ......
I really enjoyed this video. I like your laidback way of talking. You put a lot of thought in this video to include every tiny possibility. Thank you!
This was really helpful!! Your work made me want to try to use ink, and this tips are the best, thank you.
Also your art is BEAUTIFUL. Keep the amazing work!! ^^
I'm really glad you enjoyed them!
Very helpful and insightful video. Thank you for dropping some gems 💎 to help better work with ink. 💯🙏🏼✨
YOU ARE SO TALENTED. GOD BLESS.
Very, very useful tips! I like to combine Drawing pen, pencils, ink wash and even acrylics in various densities - all in one. The more you can put together various mediums, the more comprehensive effects you can reach...but it take practice.
I am creating my first ink wash drawing for a beginning drawing class. Your tips were EXACTLY what I’ve been wondering about, especially your use of white ink for highlighting. I pretty much guessed that it would work but bought it without confirmation. Thank you for this video...your tips were invaluable to me.
Excellent. Finally, someone with great talent and kindness.
I was blown away by your artwork. Inking is my favorite media. Thank you for all the tips. I really want to try the washes, so I’m excited to try your tips. Thanks so much for sharing.
Struggling to learn how to use a brush pen right now, but damn I never realized how versatile ink can be, your video really helped a ton and now Im all pumped up to practice, Thanks! Made me sub
Well you just answered quite literally every question I've had since beginning my ink art journey this year. I mean really. Sheesh. Now I just need to rewatch it about 1000 times and then practice for as many hours, but now I know HOW to go about it. THANK YOU.
What a great tutorial, and beautiful drawings!
By far the best tip video I've seen for art let alone just inking. I wish everyone included this kind of valuable information with works to demostrate the tip you're talking about
Reminder you can always find outside sources to photocopy your work !! I go to Digicopy. I'm pretty sure they can scan things into digital form too but I'm not so sure.. there are always resources and most people can be very kind/generous and allow you to use theirs whether it be at a workplace of personally owned
Every one of those artworks was absolutely amazing and beautifull!
Oh my gosh, you are way beyond my abilities but I watched the whole thing. Your artwork is Amazing!! And you are so young! Your future creations will be even more phenomenal! Mindblower. Thank you for sharing!
I'm 40 and I've used and underestimated ink for far too long. Defs would've loved to learn these 20 years ago, never the less I appreciate this leason. I'm a teacher now so heres to sharing the love of art
That's excellent! I love the ink wash grayscale guide using the round plastic pallette.
I love your work, I'm trying to expand my knowledge in ink pieces, your tips really help
I'm so glad to hear!
I always wondered why my inking never looked as good as others but this video explained why and how I can be better. Thanks!
Really helpful , I draw anime characters with black pens but i really couldnt get around of using different black shades, but this helped me!
Removing Tape Trick: Use a blow-dryer in a rocking back and forth motion over the tape while you are removing it. When the tape is heated up the glue is slightly inert and lifts without tearing. If you don't rock the the blow-dryer, to much heat will melt the glue to the paper.
Is hard to describe but I've been using colored pencil and ink with the mentality of water and ink. I can't wait to try this tonight. Thank you.
**gasp** .
IT'S YOU WITH THE SHINY PFP!!!!
I LOVE YOUR WORK DUDES!
I didn't expect inking from you but I'm blown away!
But seriously though, this helps because I don't know how to use colors often so I go with black and white _and_ you give materials and info.
Thank you!
Ink is the superior medium i use it with brush, dip pen , and normal pens plus you can dilute them too and use them as a watercolor but they usually go waterproof after drying
Just discovered you. Thank you - great tips! I've been pen ank inking for years but have never tried painting with ink... so, now I will! 😊❤
I’m going to commit myself with pen and ink from now on. This is really really helpful🌻
This is incredible and so accessible! I've seen so many art tip videos and this is the most beginner friendly without being painfully obvious.
I like you, this is the first time watching one of your videos, but I can tell there is a great passion in your work and I appreciate that
As a media ink is pretty hard to beat. I am now experimenting with Copic ink which has some convenience when you are on the go.
This channel is underrated! You're seriously one of the best ink artists here on RUclips!
This vid really inspired me to try painting with black ink, you made such beautiful gray shades and tones
And here I am again, miss your vídeos on drawing! They are the best
your art is so beautiful I want to cry. I look at art all the time to learn and get reference, and because I enjoy it obviously, and I haven't seen many as good and impactful as your art is. this video was also incredibly well made, so underrated... thank you! this made me really want to start taking ink painting seriously, and makes me feel like I can cause you made order out of so much overwhelming information
This gave me a lot of motivation to go an try inkdrawing with more values again. I Like clean in clean ups, but I rarely do washes or textures. Gonna play around with these tips a bit to see if I can boaden up my repertoire.
Well made video! Thank you!
Thank you so much for this video!! One of THE best and most helpful. Your work is stunning. Appreciate you sharing your expertise!
So this is the best beginner inking techniques videos on here. Great job!!
This is probably the very best video for beginners trying inking, major THANK YOU from Brazil.
I still can't apply all 20 of the tips because I'm still learning, but when I' satisfied and I remember something, I'm happy to add an extra step to make it look better.
Doing the 2020 Inktober challenge, 15 years after graduating art school and seldom doing art with any consistency, especially with ink. These tips have really helped me get some of my mojo back, so thanks a lot!
How's it going buddy?
@@mouse8709 21 Days, haven't missed a day. Some pieces more successful than others. Resisting the urge to apologize for tonight's piece in the description XD
Solid tips that I find can be easily taken for granted and forgotten when other habits develop.
I'm absolutely stunned, amazing art work, great walk-through and good teaching. Feel like I need to start all over from scratch, with all the things I didn't know about ink. Liquid ink on paper, for example, I had NO IDEA that was a thing, I'm feeling very inspired, so thank you!😁
My jaw dropped, such OUTSTANDING works of ink....❤️ Thank you so much, you are a great teacher 😊
Seriously. What a gift. I just stumbled across this. As I posted previously, I’m nutty for ink and this is amazing.
@@SDW90808 Absolutely, I just suddenly stumbled across this as well..can't be more glad!
One of the best tutorials on youtube. Thank you for the inspiration :)
Thank u. After inktober im planning to focis in Ink. Loads of love to u...
Best dynamic and contrast ever
Super useful tips and beautiful technique. Thank you for sharing!
So so so helpful. Thank you. Already my ink art is getting better
FANTASTIC video! Was looking for a bit of a refresher - been awhile since I touched ink. This was perfect. 👍🏻👍🏻
This was so helpful, so many pro tips in one video. Gotta save this and re watch sometime. Now I just need to figure out how to even start with ink washes haha.
Such an amazing tutorial for ink drawing beginners like myself; so grateful for you video as I start to conquer this Inktober. Thank you so much for this! Also, I absolutely love your artwork; I've never seen such ink diversity like what you display here! Absolutely beautiful!
Thank you for this! I'm a total beginner and this is a boon for me.
thanks, Devin! I'm considering Inktober for the first time 🙂
Your work is stellar, your concepts fantastic (literally) & it's always a delight to see you paint
woah, this is a whole masterclass! Thank you so much, a lot of useful information. My only contribution would be to use the dry brush technique with white ink for some effects over dark areas. Have you ever tried that? Thanks again.
And ikeep coming back to this video!!! it´s insane how many times i´ve watched it
You’re so inspiring. I really want to take out my dusty brushes and ink again after watching this. Thank you RUclips recommendation for this amazing gem ❤
I am just a serious fan. Thank you for being such a gem to the art comunity!
You are my favorite artist and teacher everrrrr you are so talented and amazing and ive learned so much from you!
SO informative, i don't think i've ever come across a youtube video that taught me as much
I never knew any of this about ink, I literally don't even use ink but this is gorgeous work and I had no idea what you could do with this medium...
This is all GREAT advice, thank you for sharing! Most advice given around RUclips is based on advice that works for more graphic looks. This is much more my style.
I appreciate that you explained WHY you are making the choices that you are making here. It's all with a clear purpose.
Well done putting this video together! I have learned so much i am going to learn every technique, one a day!! Then practice for next Inktober!! I cannot express how EASY to understand your methods are, I love the explanations, and visuals, and no fancy stuff, just straight to the point. Thank you!!
i find this video extremely useful even to i was expecting tips for pen nibs lots of this tips can be use in manga art. great video and awsome artwork
Awesome tips, you've convinced me that ink is more than just linework. Thank you ❤️
i just bought some of my first ink brushes & paper! ive been using microns for ages but realized i could be expanding my use & understanding of the medium. this video was incredibly helpful, ill probably be referring back to it when i get stuck. thank you so much!!!
Helped so much especially during the mid of inktober, I almost run out of passion and inspiration and your tut bring me right back on track!
These tips are so invaluable. Truly helpful and very inspiring!! Absolutely love all your ink and wash drawings!!! IT carries more depth than anything digital with each stroke and ink taking a life of its own!! simply WOWOWOW!
Thank you. Great video, you convey the information clearly and concisely. So helpful.
I only use the digital medium to draw and ink, but this video has been immensely enlightening even for that. Thanks!
Very talented artist. And the composition is always flawless. Just amazing.
unbelievably helpful. will rewatch a few times, tons of great advice
Great video this is the way to go rather than hatching lines.
Hey there thank you so much for this video and all of this information. You’re artwork I found outstanding.please make even more videos feels like master class.Thank you.
Wonderful video! Really making use of really dark blacks is too true for sure. All my inked pieces stand out so much more when those are added in.
I also love using toned paper for these! Especially if you're using white ink brushes and pens. Gives em such a pretty POP.
Thank you for the helpful tips! 😊
If you make any more videos on this topic, I’d love some tips specifically on character inking, such as:
*1)* How do you ink a tanned skin tone versus a dark skin tone?
*2)* How do you ink rosy cheeks and apply blushing to characters?
*3)* How do you ink freckles?
*4)* What lines do you show & what do you omit when drawing a character’s face, in order to avoid unintentionally making them look older than they are?
*5)* How do you apply shadows to a character’s skin, hair and clothing?
*6)* How do you ink different types of hair?
*7)* How do you ink clothing and apply different textures to it?
*8)* How do you create shiny/reflective things, such as clothing & jewelry?
*9)* How do you ink really fine details?
*10)* How do you simplify highly detailed things by creating an illusion through texture without drawing every little detail? (For example, a photo might have a lot of detail but you wouldn’t necessarily want much detail on an ink drawing of the same subject in the photo, yet it’s tricky to figure out how to correctly simplify.)
*11)* How do you preserve pure whites in the drawing? (For example, with watercolor people sometimes use masking fluid. Is there something similar used for ink illustrations?)
*12)* How do you depict different moods?
*13)* How do you create a glowing & sparkling effect?
*14)* How do you add a dark & gloomy effect?
*15)* How do you ink freely flowing things such as hair blowing in the wind, and splashing water?
*16)* What ink techniques do you use to depict speed, and how would this compare to a static scene?
I’m a beginner at inking but I’d really love to learn more so I can create different types of characters & scenes. I’m a little nervous about how to approach inking because it feels like everything has to be very precise. It helps to see videos on how to approach inking different things.
Whoa buddy, that's a lot of questions!
Thank you, this was very informative. This was an art class master class for me.