This is the breakdown from sketch to ink drawing from "The Marshmallow Man"; it kind of speaks for its self. I like to keep the artwork looking fresh.
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Sketch |
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part of Storyboard |
You can see I don’t waist a lot of time with a clean pencil drawing. I rather add in the details as I ink my artwork and save time. Why draw it twice?
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page 8 Pencil |
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page 9 Pencil |
Using a Light box I ink the drawing onto a clean heavy stock drawing paper at one time I would have inked it onto watercolor paper but that was a long time ago now that I color digitally.
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page 8 Ink |
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page 9 Ink |
Interesting process. Nice work.
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