Esperante, that drawing is outstanding. I like the fact your drawing looks extremely real. If you know what I mean.
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Esperante, that drawing is outstanding. I like the fact your drawing looks extremely real. If you know what I mean.
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Good work man, I have never drawn a picture with pen, I would be paranoid of making a mistake. At first I was wondering why no shading was done, but realized that shading with a pen is near impossible. Keep it up!
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I'd prefer to draw with pen. It doesnt smudge when you use them. I would do a very light layer of outlines with an H3 pencil before using a pen, if im not confident about how the picture is going to look like.Originally Posted by Sledgehammer
Shading with pen, is quite hard if you're using 'tonal shading' but it gets very very easy when you use 'cross hatching', like what Esperante did.
My motto: Quality over quantity.
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most people cant pull off a pen drawing, but you did it with flying colors (haha get it?)
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Just practise sketching about five times, using a pen. Constant practise makes perfect.
My motto: Quality over quantity.
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^^^^
practice**
hehe, i had too, but said MOST people cant, as in, apparently nobody practices
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