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DaveLungArt β Inking Process Cpt. America 2
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Pencils - ~demitri12jim [link]Inks - Dave Lung
Β©Marvel Comics
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How did you get a print that big or is it the orginals?
I've only been able to do 11x17 on a office printer at the college i use to attend.
Nice work space photo of it, man i wish i could afford copics as they blend so nicely on colors.
And ill look in to the comic pens how do you like 'em? anything like cartooning nibs?
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Hey, Iβm good friends with guys that own a print shop, so I can get just about any size done.
Love my copicβs, Iβve collected close to 100 different colours and shades, great for toning and blending
I love working with my quills, theyβre my absolute best, you have so much control over the inking with them.
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Thats cool, i was thinking of applying at a print shop for work.
I have the warm and cool greys for copic but thats when i had a sweet job and could afford $5 a pen.
And ive been useing a brush but i perfer the pens still and when i did a crow quill and nibs i found it much harder to get it right and the paper didnt help, i wasnt useing britol as thats expensive stuff so its on thicker printer paper.
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Thank you, its still a long way from finished though!
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You're welcome so much!
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Ohhhh so good to see how looks like a real page of comics book !
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Thank you! Its quite an honour to work on such cool pencils, Jimbo is such a fantastic illustrator!
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killer inking skills ....what kind of nib is that on your holder if you dont mind me asking
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Hey there, i use Speedball 102 Crow Quill, 107 Hawk Quill, and 108 Flexible Quill
The gold tips are a set of Chips Korea Memoryarist Comic Pens [link]
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thanks...Is the 108 Flexible quill good for thick lines,I'm looking for something to replace my G nib.The link has a nice set of nibs and holders in there and from the looks of it they do wonders,not taking the steady hand into account though..lol
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It is a great quill, the variation from thin line to thick is brilliant. But I always say to a person using one for the first time, practice! Draw tons of lines with it first. The slightest pressure can thicken it out and ruin your work! I do prefer the more solid quills though. Ill take a picture of my collection of nibs and post it up. I have a few dozen different ones, just let me know which ones youβre interested in and ill give you all the details!
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WOW Really?That would be great,I'd really appreciate it.I'm interested in all of them because I just want to get a feel for what I'm lookin for as far as performance and thickness of lines go
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Here is the perfect chart to have a look at. This will give you a fantastic idea as to what nibs produce what kind of lines: [link]
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OOOOOHHHH!!!lol So many to choose from,I didnt even know some of these were out(bigger nibs from steel brushes an style C flat).I'm so indebted to you now...HUGE Thanks!
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My absolute pleasure. When I first started very few people were willing to help me out, so, it was a lot of hit and miss. I donβt profess to know everything about everything, but what I do know, Iβll gladly share.
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Err...no problemo,mate.
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This looks amazing. Nice to see the materials you use.
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Thank you! Yeah, i cant wait to finish this piece, i'm really enjoying it!
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