monsterinsides Hey thanks for replying! ^^ I suppose I'll ask about your inking, I'm not really sure how to jump in with it coming from using whatever pens I find laying around and sharpies. Also I'm overwhelmed by your sense of space in a lot of your drawings and your foreshortening just blows me away. How did you learn to master the twists and the sizing of your limbs and body parts? As for particular piece I'll refer to Ninjaid01 Roxie and your Hipster Tengu. P.S. Prince of Cats is beautiful!

It’s good to start by using whatever pens. I use tools that make marks that I like; tools that work with my process.

If I’ve mastered anything it’s by not believing I’ve mastered anything. Draw Draw Draw. I look a lot at dead artists. For mark making, Hokusai is a favorite of mine. He’s a well known dude. His marks are great for describing forms without directly leaning on illusion and the marks themselves are usually beautiful. Plus he’s long dead so I don’t feel bad about studying him.

…and thanks for the love.

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artception I wanted to tell you how much I love your artwork! I think you do a great job coloring your pieces. What materials or programs do you usually use?

Thanks for reaching out!

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