Hey everybody, I thought I’d share some inking practice from @Jake-Parker new course. I’m really glad how the variation of line made the head stick out more. The hip hinge got wonky there for a second but I’m proud of how the Dino ended up.
The images aren't loading so heres a link to my Instagram post.
Looking good! I'm jealous.
@jaepereira that looks so good! Such steady lines. I’m glad you added the second nostril. I was a bit confused how to do that part cause it looked like it should have two nostrils 
nice work!
I did this one yesterday as well only had my brush pen feather like crazy when inking the girls hair, which is no fun when lines are drawn so closely together. I’ll show you what I mean. What paper have you used? 
@Sas I'm jealous of you too.
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Nice to see those works...The course was really fun and helpful as well....!(
@tessaw whys that? 
@christiane-wolff didn’t finish it yet but what I’ve learned so far is something I will definitely use in inktober and other projects. Love how your Dino turned out! 
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@sas Because it looks so good! 
Wow these look fantastic! I'm gonna have to check out inking 2.0
@art-of-b Its really been good so far. My inking has certainly taken a turn for the better after watching it.
Inking practice - not quite in control of brush pen yet 
Hey everybody, I thought I’d share some inking practice from @Jake-Parker new course. I’m really glad how the variation of line made the head stick out more. The hip hinge got wonky there for a second but I’m proud of how the Dino ended up.
The images aren't loading so heres a link to my Instagram post.
