Blue Creature
A short post on an ink technique I enjoy. This fellow was first drawn in pencil on toned paper.
Second step: Inking over the pencil lines (which would be the first step) with a crow quill pen and rapidograph ink.
Third Step: Adding white highlights with white acrylic gouache. When working on toned paper, I like to add the highlights before the cross-hatched shadows because I have a tendency to cover up too much of the toned paper (which serves as the mid-values) when I ink the darks. It's a personal problem.
The Fourth Step is the cross hatching.
The Fifth step is adding transparent acrylic inks for color as seen in the first image.
A big "thank you" to Salvia at Pinzellades al Mon for the kind feature of my monstrous absurdities (visit that cool blog for wonderful, world-wide illustrations):
Btw, feel free to email me at tomsarmo4{at}gmail{dot}com or comment here with questions about this fun ink technique!
Thanks for the visit, and for checking out Salvia's blog!
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