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Published: 2015-09-06 16:56:40 +0000 UTC; Views: 3367; Favourites: 153; Downloads: 40
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Another attempt in my effort to figure out how to best render drapery in ink.Β This was done with a Hunt 101 nib (for the thicker lines), a Zebra G nib (for most of the hatching), a 2/0 brush (for the thick, dark areas), and a 0.2 Copic multiliner for some touch up. You can click to view an oversized version, if you really want to examine the lines.Once again, I found a great reference photo in the amazing gallery of .
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beautyΒ
I enjoy the hatching lines of definition that define the folds in the fabric of her dress
pretty hair flow in the windΒ
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Thanks...still working on this technique, but getting better bit by bit...
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Thanks. Β You're right, it's quite a challenge. I'm glad you like it but I'm still somewhat frustrated with the results
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Drapery is really hard -- I think you've conquered it.
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Thanks.Β I don't agree, I'm afraid...Franklin Booth conquered it...but I appreciate the comment
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I think we never are really satisfied with our own work.
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The folds look amazing, especially because it's in ink!
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Thanks.Β yeah I find this pretty easy to do in pencil, but tricky with ink.
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Thanks very much
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Beautiful rendering in ink. 
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Thank you...I feel like I'm still struggling with it.
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