HOME | DD

Description
Have you ever heard this singe before? [link]

The first time I heard it, I instantly thought of Koji, and how it is a perfect match for him. Lyrics and mood are a perfect match. ^__^

He is the bringer of water, after all, he mastered control of the element... but like the sign, he isn't really a water sign. Many people forget that Aquarius is an air sign... that is why in the background (if you can make it out, you see clouds in the sky. I could go on and on about this... but I think I'll save more details for the colored version... I really hope to get done soon.

Drawn with my beloved bic pens again... For those of you who are wondering, here are a few bic pen art tips.

1. keep a piece of scrap paper handy... so every time the pen starts to get too inky (in danger of a blob of dark ending up where you don't want it) wipe the excess off on the scrap paper. This way you always have fin lines to work with.

2. for fine lines, hod the pen as straight up and down as you can... especially with bic... otherwise you get a lot of unwanted speckle smear edges around your fine lines.

3. do the rough sketch on a different page, and then trace the detailed work with the pen on the final page... this way you have no erase marks... and erasers tend to smear bic pens.

Update: Yay, I got it colored!

Description
Have you ever heard this singe before? [link]

The first time I heard it, I instantly thought of Koji, and how it is a perfect match for him. Lyrics and mood are a perfect match. ^__^

He is the bringer of water, after all, he mastered control of the element... but like the sign, he isn't really a water sign. Many people forget that Aquarius is an air sign... that is why in the background (if you can make it out, you see clouds in the sky. I could go on and on about this... but I think I'll save more details for the colored version... I really hope to get done soon.

Drawn with my beloved bic pens again... For those of you who are wondering, here are a few bic pen art tips.

1. keep a piece of scrap paper handy... so every time the pen starts to get too inky (in danger of a blob of dark ending up where you don't want it) wipe the excess off on the scrap paper. This way you always have fin lines to work with.

2. for fine lines, hod the pen as straight up and down as you can... especially with bic... otherwise you get a lot of unwanted speckle smear edges around your fine lines.

3. do the rough sketch on a different page, and then trace the detailed work with the pen on the final page... this way you have no erase marks... and erasers tend to smear bic pens.

Update: Yay, I got it colored!