Its 3am but now I want to get out of bed and draw. I need to resist but I also need to keep that feeling in the morning.

@sgtvirus6696

3 жыл бұрын

Did you keep that feeling?

@Krafty

2 жыл бұрын

@@sgtvirus6696 I don’t know if the feeling was kept

@dragons_heart0155

2 жыл бұрын

That litterally how i feel anytime i get the urge to draw

@ArshanArts

2 жыл бұрын

True dude

@gaze5393

2 жыл бұрын

The next time it happens, don't resist, just act out on that feeling.

Great video. After watching this. Went to my desk and did some art.

@lifeismusicparnadonkers

3 жыл бұрын

Me too. This video is great.

@henshantam1797

3 ай бұрын

yov are so right, makes me want to sketching again

"Because you can make a mistake it becomes more precious" Bingo. Your work is SO inspiring!!!!

Now be honest how many of you picked up a pen and started drawing? :)

@mohdareeb3836

3 жыл бұрын

Me

@simpleclonetrooper2740

3 жыл бұрын

Most definitely.

@upanshbotcha6051

3 жыл бұрын

ME

@bodyrot2794

3 жыл бұрын

I’ve already been drawing for 3 hours lol

Watching you put down those consistent, fluid hatches was immensely inspiring. Thank you for putting out such great content, showing us what's possible with practice!

Your art here is amazing. I really enjoyed the inking. Thank you kindly for sharing your experience with us

Thank goodness. Need refresh. And here it is. Thank you.

your crosshatching work it's always sooo good

I agree with what you said about the penciling. Doing more than just a few basic outlines makes my inking rigid and lifeless.

Amazing piece and great skill. Also, a really great educational video. And inspiring. Thanks for sharing.

I use a ton of watercolors, so I've gotten to the point where I put in my large black spaces with either india ink and a nice size 8 round, or a Black Prismacolor Marker, I need that waterproof goodness. But I agree, using tools won't change anything if you're not feeling the tool. This was fun to watch, I'm always a fan of your traditional work.

Very inspirational, you just knocking these outta the park! It all seems to flow easily going through it like you described! I like it

@kree8art395

4 жыл бұрын

When it looks easy, know that there were thousands of hours spend going hard. These videos are really inspirational.

I just used "When in doubt, black it out." Really helps to clarify things.

@RobertMarzullo

3 жыл бұрын

Got to love Wally Wood! Thanks for watching! ;)

You are amazing!! Thank you for these tips 🙌🏻

Awesome work! I love it!

I love your inking style and thanks for the advice . :)

Great vid, Rob 👍 and really good advice 🤘🤘🤘

Some really great tips in here about inking

This is awesome!

One tip stood out!! Thank you!!!

that is one cool piece and one my favorite characters

Being a lefty but not knowing how to draw with the left hurts man. Props. One of the downsides of being a visual learner. But I’m slowly getting there. Hopefully soon I’ll be able to draw with both hands equally

Great presentation. Thank you.

Big fan of you.thank you so much.

Keep up the good work, love your vids

Thanks a lot. Awesome video!

Great stuff!!

Really cool drawing dude love 👍👍👍❤

beautiful work

Awesome ink work Rob! I know exactly what you mean with zooming in too far on digital work and drawing in a bunch of detail you can’t see when you zoom out.. just did that this week. But I would love to see you draw Swamp Thing, he was my favorite growing up.

Awesome work

Not gonna lie, I felt REALLY happy seeing you are left handed!

@crakoa1254

2 жыл бұрын

I know right!!

Awesome!!

Def helped to watch this one. I'm trying to figure out where to put my solid blacks to make it pop like this, I swear i feel like it never fully shapes like this. amazing work btw 🤙😊🖌🎨🤙

That Tombow pen is awesome I always go to it first.

Great stuff as usual!!!!

@RobertMarzullo

3 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!

Realy nice inking

wonderful work! I would reccomend the kuretake bimojii brush pen for heavy blacks over the tombows however I like using the tombows for outlining anatomy and for medium areas of heavy blacks

Great video!!

it feels good to see lefty artist

@jcapyungslim

4 жыл бұрын

I'm one too..so many times I smeared 🙄

Awesome man, I just bought your Udemy course, gonna start soon!

Amazing

Very helpful

Your cross hatch work is on a god tier. #drawingGoals

Amazing..

Good tip

I have used tombow, zebra and pentel touch "all brush pens" I like all the brands but I prefer pentel since it is waterproof to alcohol markers.

As an amateur artist myself I happen to use those exact same tools, micron pens, uniball pens, brush pens.

That's a beautiful Spawn portrait, great freaking job! What are some good types of paper to use?

Thanks for the tip 😙😙😘🤞😃

Fantastic! I'm going to ask if you have any practice advice on lighting & shadowing . Also, I'm new to cross hatching. Would you mind sharing the basic "rule of thumb" ? I'll look over your content to see if you've already got something. Sometimes, when you re-explain something, you capture a bit of wisdom that wasn't there before. Anyway, dude, I love your stuff. I'm looking for inspiration and this is inspirational to me.

Yeah I know what you mean when you tense up trying not to mess up. I have a problem with that, but I’m workin on it.

Love it on the rendering I need more help on them

Great Video!! I do have a question .. are you using the Tombow to fill in the large dark spaces? I was thinking brush with ink but I like the idea of a pen better!

Tried using white gelly roll pens and white ink in the past for corrections but never liked the result. Got a pack of presto pens incoming so hopefully those will work better.

Do you have any tips for doing large even fills, such as the shoulder areas in this piece?

Wow such incredible work, really inspirational. I am sorry if this sounds like a stupid question, but is "traditional inking" the actual name of this solid-black coloring style? I have been trying to learn how to use just black/white, but whenever I do whether its procreate or paper the form/dimensions look misplaced. I have been trying to find tutorials on the web about that specifically without much luck, however, I wasn't sure if there was maybe another name for this style I wasn't familiar with. Again sorry if this comes off ignorant or silly, I'm relatively new.

All the rookies watching want to know was your hand touching the paper and how come no smearing of the ink? Smooth clean lines :)

I'm actually making a spawn comic so this was cool

I do the same but with blue pencil first then straight to ink

@timpeterson87

17 күн бұрын

*also I go all the way up to sumi-e brush for spotting blacks and keeping things organic…

How do you know what to black out, where, and the intricate shapes? I'm having a hard time learning that!

Hey Rob. I want to ask you about the under drawing here. I have had an issue with pencilling and then inking over it, because when I rub out the pencils the eraser lifts some of the ink off the drawing - a notable amount. Are there any tips or tricks on avoiding that? I am using microns and brush pens, it doesn't happen with sumi ink which is not my preference, and I would prefer to avoid having to use dip pens and brushes, as I struggle to control those tools effectively. Thanks.

Hey man, I know you probably hate getting asked this, but what supplies do you use? I’m trying to get back into traditional art and would love to know. Also, what paper is best for inks?

Cool but then how do you add coloured inks to that without spoiling the black outlines and shadows you just inked?

Can someone list the timestamps and the pens he uses for this?

You kind of sound like Todd McFarlane

I’ve seen some guys use a blue underdrawing. Does this make a difference to the way the ink lays on top ? Is graphite worse for inking over ?

So is it better to ink a gape after you've penciled it all the way through?

Do you have to use a traditional brush ,or can I use a use brush pen? Where do I get a brush pen?

If I saw this at a show, I would swear it was a Todd McFarlane original.

what is that thing you use like a brush penn?? what brand is that and is that refillable??

Do you use a sharpie for inking the outline?

Do you edit your reference(if used) first?

What was the white out pen you used in this video? I have a white out correction “pen” but it’s not precise so it doesn’t give me fine lines to work with, I need answers!!!

@chrism9962

3 жыл бұрын

Pentel Presto. Jumbo correction pen.

Hi.. well said, bye'eeee..

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I am always curious - how to make these really pale pencil sketches for the inking? Maybe I press on the pencil too much? My sketches are never this pale. Also, when you sketch, you leave grooves on the paper from the pencil. Would it not cause the ink to get into them and spread?

@fliegendewolke5791

Жыл бұрын

try to use a kneaded eraser and a 2h pencil.

What kind of paper you use?

I make My ninja comics And its so long and cool but my dream its people Can read my comics

@evildead6654

3 жыл бұрын

Try giving it to get it published

You wouldn't put a list of those pens you mentioned here could you? Want to get better at drawing and like to collect these kinds of things for future use

@davidwhatshisname1

4 жыл бұрын

Sorry I'm a dummy, didn't notice the pens in the description

Do you ever have trouble smearing the drawing while inking?

@captngravity

4 жыл бұрын

Let the ink dry first. And try working top to bottom, left to right to avoid all that sfuff. It happens to me too.

fear is the mind killer

Honestly great piece but the shadows didn't make any sense to me

Looks so much better traditional, not a big fan of computer digital art

who is the character

@requiem1058

3 жыл бұрын

spawn

it is always funny when americans use japanese stationery products

Sooclose to first

Why are all the top artists left handed? I'm starting to think being born left handed is an advantage.

First

you are clear just want to spend 10 minutes huh?

@DAEDRICDUKE1

3 жыл бұрын

huh

@piiyuuush

3 жыл бұрын

@@DAEDRICDUKE1 daamm I don't even remember what i was saying, swwoyyy. I guess i was pissed off because this video was ten minutes long

Very helpful