sylvie's art~ (NSFW)
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Needs more penetration
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Voodoohead
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really well done! thumbs up!
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My most recent one.
Did the giant moth raping the woman turn it into a centipede, or did she have a centipede eat her from the inside out and the giant moth just showed up to hit the booty.
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It's not a woman. It's a self portrait referencing solitude and self identity.
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I don't see solitude. I see self hatred though.
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What shitshow you work at? This is totally safe for work.
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I could see someone out there wearing this as a tatoo 
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julencin2000
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What kind of paper you use?
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medium weight sketching paper i guess
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Well done!
My dad was good at stipple drawings like this. His subject matter was much more tame though, lol.
My dad was good at stipple drawings like this. His subject matter was much more tame though, lol.
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Thanks man. My dad had a large portrait of Tom Waits, expertly stippled and it always inspired me as a kid. I still can't seem to reach the same level of seamless precision shading.
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I can't even explain why this made me laugh for ten whole minutes.
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Rapidograph is where is at for true inking hounds. High five on that, most people don't know what rapidographs are, not even in the comic industry, I inked for a while for Dark Horse Comics, it was a long time ago, stopped 'cause there's just no money to be had in that profession at less you knoe the right people, I know naught and my talent isn't superb enough to do without so I had to quit. Always wanted to pencil but I just wanted to get my foot on the door sorta thing and my inking work has always been pretty solid.
Nice work, the hair seems a bit flimsy loosing that sense of legitimacy to the piece, it's hard to explain but if the lines in the hair where bolder or at least some sort of shade would give the hair a more believable shape and would add mass to the whole piece. Other than that I think it's pretty good!
Try some Bristol 2 ply smooth, the more slick the paper the less bleeding would occur while inking keeping your lines as they were intended to be. Porous paper will always suck up the ink ending with bleeding and veiny lines.
Nice work, the hair seems a bit flimsy loosing that sense of legitimacy to the piece, it's hard to explain but if the lines in the hair where bolder or at least some sort of shade would give the hair a more believable shape and would add mass to the whole piece. Other than that I think it's pretty good!
Try some Bristol 2 ply smooth, the more slick the paper the less bleeding would occur while inking keeping your lines as they were intended to be. Porous paper will always suck up the ink ending with bleeding and veiny lines.
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Even I know what they are. However, I guess growing up around 2 family artists and a world-renowned marine artist is different. I can see ppl in the comic industry not knowing. Btw, none of the artistic ability passed onto me, can't draw or paint worth shit. :P
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My dad swore by rapidograph pens too. He had a nice set of them, probably still does even though he hasn't drawn in years.