Thanks Vince, it was my first session after a long while, lack of time as usual. Reasonably happy though, straight with ink using a Pentel brush pen and not too bothered by the marginal quirkiness that comes with that approach.
Tricky fore-shortening there. That dark leg seems to come forward. Perhaps the cushions or the head should have been darkest? The small head also doesn't help.
Yep, that's the problem when going straight in with the ink instead of pencil or charcoal, you get some propotin wrong and you're stuck with it. I need more practice. The dark leg is one of those cases when you start to increase the crosshatch and don't stop in time and then don't have the time to do it all over.
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I'm glad to see you're keeping up with the studies Max. Keep on keepin' on. Looks solid.
Thanks Vince, it was my first session after a long while, lack of time as usual. Reasonably happy though, straight with ink using a Pentel brush pen and not too bothered by the marginal quirkiness that comes with that approach.
Tricky fore-shortening there. That dark leg seems to come forward. Perhaps the cushions or the head should have been darkest? The small head also doesn't help.
Yep, that's the problem when going straight in with the ink instead of pencil or charcoal, you get some propotin wrong and you're stuck with it.
I need more practice.
The dark leg is one of those cases when you start to increase the crosshatch and don't stop in time and then don't have the time to do it all over.
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