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ktshy — Battling Boy inks
Published: 2010-11-07 19:09:12 +0000 UTC; Views: 10599; Favourites: 277; Downloads: 173
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Here's the plain inks.Another "thank you" fanart for my ACA Master Artist Paul Pope, of his character Battling Boy. Inked with a size 000 Windsor & Newton University Series 233 brush.
<-- colour version
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Those are some super slick inks. I am impressed (and jealous).
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kjnblrhglerthiwtiu hlandlafh the inkingggg
It's BEAUTIFUL. BEAUTIFUL I tell youuu
Not only does it look great just as a technique and all, but also it works so well with the dynamics of the picture! 
(far too many drawn out letters. far too many. 
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Did you try something different here than you normally do? It *feels* different...
Definitely lovin' those pants!
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Very cool! The colored version is great, but not as good as the linework, me thinks. I can tell that you were working alongside Francis Vallejo for the past month--I see some of his influence with the ink spattering. Awesome stuff!
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Wow. This is amazing. I love the way you ink with a brush...I want to see more more more
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Katie, this is sick. How do you get that effect on the jeans to make em look dirty, is it just dry brush? I've always admired that in popes work, he show you that? YOur pants are showing the influnence for sure. I was saying to your brother how I was curious to see how his influence would affect your work. It looks really great. The brush work seriously brings your stuff to a new level. Don't ever go back t pens. It looks so rad. Thats enough gushing, hope all is well!
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Thanks dude! Yeah some of it is dry brush for "spotting" but he also taught us to soak the brush and blow on it to make spatter effects (put paper down as a stencil to protect areas you don't want to get too splattery). And yes haha thank you for gushing
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the toronto comic jam? I went last week, its the last tuesday of every month. I have hockey now on Tuesdays so it always depends on when my game is if I will be able to make it or not. I will let you know when the time comes!
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I LOVE your inked work, omg.
@_@ The details are pretty wicked! And the sneer on his face, omg. He's just LOOKING for trouble! What kind of inks did you use for this?
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Thank you! I used a super-black india ink speedball for this one
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I haven't seen you do linework like this before recently. AH LAHV ET.
dont stop <3
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As someone who can't ink to save their life, I have huge respect for those who can, and this is just... wow. Really amazing. They're so crisp and clear and dynamic, they're really beautiful. I prefer it to the colour version. It's just an awesome piece of linework.
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Thank you! Yeah I prefer black and white tone myself, but wanted to give colours a try
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Aaaah, your inking is fantastic! Look at all that texture!
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Really digging on the inks for this, I love seeing such a heavy-inked style from you. I'm more used to the cleaner stuff you do, this is so great.
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I love how this is traditionally inked, it looks so crisp and clean
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freakin' love it! what did you use for the splatter in the pants?
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I got that effect by loading up the brush with ink and blowing on it (make sure you put paper down to cover areas you don't want to get spattered!)
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She probably just splattered the ink from the pen by blowing on it.
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