Yeah he is human, can't believe I missed that one. I guess over all he is happy and kind of cocky, that would be the bard in him. I've never met an unhappy bard.Firia said:
I don't have a description of any of the other players characters because we are starting fresh. Regarding DA - If you make something please, feel free to add it to your page for sure, my name as credit will be fine =DGaderael said:
I appologise. I couldn't get his face to do what I wanted, so I comprimised with myself. ^^;zen5887 said:
Thanks man. I'm almost ready to ink him now. And bards are always cocky in the D&D universe, in my mind.zen5887 said:
Glad you liked it. I must say I had a lot of fun drawing him, though I don't really like how the flames on the chain turned out.zen5887 said:Holy crap man that is amazing! Thank you so much!Zemalac said:How's this?zen5887 said:
Thanks.Gaderael said:That's freaking awesome for a 2 minute sketch with a Bic.Firia said:I did this a little while ago, and got it scanned while I was scanning something else in. A holy crusader of sorts. 2 minutes, bic pen.
I love Bics for their ultimate control in its use, flow, and how fast they let me be. Unfortunately the ink doesn't stand the test of time. But at least we have scanners to preserve the work. I prefer Micron pens myself, though they can sometimes be a little stiff, making it a little harder to get that smooth line. I love my .005 for doing hair and for pointillism pieces.Firia said:Thanks.Gaderael said:That's freaking awesome for a 2 minute sketch with a Bic.Firia said:I did this a little while ago, and got it scanned while I was scanning something else in. A holy crusader of sorts. 2 minutes, bic pen.
Firia said:I did this a little while ago, and got it scanned while I was scanning something else in. A holy crusader of sorts. 2 minutes, bic pen.
I'm not terribly knowledgeable about pen sizes.Gaderael said:But at least we have scanners to preserve the work. I prefer Micron pens myself, though they can sometimes be a little stiff, making it a little harder to get that smooth line. I love my .005 for doing hair and for pointillism pieces.Firia said:Thanks.Gaderael said:That's freaking awesome for a 2 minute sketch with a Bic.Firia said:I did this a little while ago, and got it scanned while I was scanning something else in. A holy crusader of sorts. 2 minutes, bic pen.
How about you, do you have any preferred pen size?
I've got a 4-pack of M,S,F,xF (Med, Small, Fine, Extra Fine) comic inking pens. So other than a Bic and those, my preferances are covered. My only complaint with my pen set is that when I work with bigger pictures, I don't have any Large or X-Large to get bigger lines.If your xF look like the point of a needle, then it would be a .005, then F=.01, S=.03, and M=.05. I believe you can also get .07's, which are marker sized tips, I think. I find for larger pics a Sharpe works fine, especially the ones with two different sized tips. Plus you can also get the large Sharpe.Firia said:Gaderael said:But at least we have scanners to preserve the work. I prefer Micron pens myself, though they can sometimes be a little stiff, making it a little harder to get that smooth line. I love my .005 for doing hair and for pointillism pieces.Firia said:Thanks.Gaderael said:That's freaking awesome for a 2 minute sketch with a Bic.Firia said:I did this a little while ago, and got it scanned while I was scanning something else in. A holy crusader of sorts. 2 minutes, bic pen.
How about you, do you have any preferred pen size?
I'm not terribly knowledgeable about pen sizes.
Hell yeah! Wouldnt be surpirsed if you got requests soonFiria said:Thanks. xDQuantum Roberts said:Firia said:I did this a little while ago, and got it scanned while I was scanning something else in. A holy crusader of sorts. 2 minutes, bic pen.
that is so freaking awesome!
Maybe I should start posting some sketches.
