Dah lama tak lukis.
Jolyne Kujo from JoJo btw...



... and this one is supposedly to be Aigis of P3;



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gay gile...

ayam know. but just leave your real gayness from this kind of thread lorr

Last week's attack..

sorry la then. I take back my words.

This post has been edited by XPAWNED01: May 8 2013, 11:20 PM

that's more like it.

if they are not showing excessive gayness or full nudity, in my opinion, it is still okay to post them here.

fujoshi yaoi fan sudah mari...

to me, excessive gayness is equal to porn that includes boy-to-boy or man-to-man.
If just two men embracing and kissing each other, it is still good to show them.
Sorry for that though.

This post has been edited by XPAWNED01: May 9 2013, 01:46 AM

this.

i like yuri and shota yaoi, even though I am straight. The expression of love that makes it different anyways.

fudanshi... hmm..
still not reach that level yet.

No need to argue on such a small thing. Calm down a bit.

you used pen or pencils bro?
Bravo

walao.
ballpoint? you have good controlling skills using that ballpen of yours

still, using ballpen is hard when you do not pay attention to the pressure you make during drawing/tracing. The ink quality of most ballpoint pen are not that great and it can ruin your end product actually.

tak mau try pakai waterbased ink/pen ke? The end product is fabulously nice.

If I am not mistaken, comic artists usually use g-pen or fountain pen, those pens that need you to dip/refill the waterbased ink. You need to have a really good skill and be extra careful when using these pens
Those unipin or artline fineline pens are use to touch up the missable parts or adding extra details.

Practice using those pens as I actually believe that you could become a professional artist one day, in the future.
I really like your penciling skills

This post has been edited by XPAWNED01: May 26 2013, 11:23 PM

Nope. Gempak professional artists also uses g-pen and fountain pen for inking and the general linearts for their comics. You can basically compare the differences of the production of lines between g-pen/fountain pen and fineline/lineart pens--> the pressure produced by both type of pens.

g-pen


unipin


... but if you really got the skills, you can actually produce g-pen-like linearts using unipin or artline.


btw, I'm still practicing using g-pen (much like the 3rd example in the picture above). Damn hard to control the lines and ink

Me too. Ideas suddenly running away from my brain cells.
2 weeks without any progress