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ursulav β Scribbly and Ink Tutorial
Published: 2006-05-11 03:23:26 +0000 UTC; Views: 57293; Favourites: 1253; Downloads: 9134
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A coupla people have asked how I do the scribbly thing, and a whole bunch of people have asked for tutorials over the years, so here goes nothinββa scribbly-and-ink tutorial! Click the painting to get the gigantic mondo huge enormously long jpg of doom.Related content
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Beautiful, wonderful, fun and now I want to do one!
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Hey! Your tutorial really helped me with bits of this > [link]
Thankyou!
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Perhaps better late than never: Here's a pic I did, excited and inspired by this tutorial.
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Thanks so much for sharing your technique. It was much fun, and steered me away from my usual anal-retentive self for a short while.
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I love how you got the texture on this! And yes, white acrylic ink is the artist friend, in fact I'm going to be getting some for another artist friend of mine for his birthday XD
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I wanted to thank you for this tutorial. I remember finding this deviation a few years ago. I gave scribbles a try and now I use this tecnique all the time. Thanks for the inspiration.
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hey, do you use watercolor pencils or just normal colored ones? Because even if I do pencil drawings, I always use watercolor pencils, softer and richer color. I'm using your technique for a portrait for a friends birthday (:
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Thanks Ursula!! I made one 
Love your stuff, as always
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Great tutorial, really.
It's very useful. Thanks!
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I always love reading anything that you write. Which of course leads me to reading aloud to anyone who will listen, so as par usual, my boyfriend still thinks I'm nuts. Oh well. Excellent tutorial. If I had any money at all I'd run out and buy the listed supplies!
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I will try that.
It lookes better then it could ever in photoshop.
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Interesting methods you got, I'll try them.
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Maybe I'll eventually get around to trying this! I love the little birds and cheap tips.
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Nice tutorial! I love the effect of the scribbs! Very cool!
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Very useful tutorial! I love how you used different mediums. Hehe I usually sketch digitally as well and then print it out. I haven't yet found a good method to get it nice on paper
Thanks for making it ;D
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This is cool 
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Awesome! Thanks for taking the time to tut!
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I tried it out
Gah, you make it look so easy lol. Great tips. I love acrylic ink! I would never have thought to use it, thanks!
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hey um what kind of paper would you use for this?
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thanks ^^ i really needed the tips on acrylic!
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very nice turtorial
i love your wit and your technique
nice details too-yet you dont go so far as to do it FOR them
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I am SO trying this technique on my next painting. Thank you very much for showing this to us~!
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very nice! now i will draw like a artist dude. hi5!
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Amazing tutorial, great work! Thank you so much for sharing, this was really inspirational 
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Hey, great effect!
And very useful tutorial
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I am so excited after seeing this!!! I have a box full of wonderful paints and prismacolor pencils and I, in all honesty, am not very good at using them yet. I've recently started to work with pencils again after my tablet broke (though so far I am really undermining my talent and wasting my time blindly coloring printer paper).... so the point is THANK YOU, I'm going to take what I learned here and hope to improve my art. Thank you!!
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I used your method for awesome texture. [link] ..only I didn't have many of the ingredients for your recipe. :\
Thanks
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Wow. That's one amazing tutorial. Though I don't get to do much traditional art, I feel like I'm probably just a little bit better an artist if only for having looked at this.
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Thank you for the tutorial, i dreamed to found something about washing! 
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This is so awesome and useful! *takes notes*
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Wow and such.
Thank you(!!), from a body who doesn't have any idea how to paint but would like to try it.
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amazing! I never thought to use markers and watercolor paints in the same...er...tandem-ness.
I may take a whack at this!
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This is great! 
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Thanks a lot for sharing some of your techniques with all of us. I love the artwork that goes it with, so much detail and great use of shading and highlighting.
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Not only did I fave this, I am saving it to my desktop. I know I will find this extremely useful!
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u roxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx! thanks...GOD blesss ya!
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That is an amazing tutorial. I must say, I am impressed.
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Thank you for the tutorial. I have been wondering how you did you scribbly technique.
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This technique is awesome. I love the scribbly and ink technique. XDD; Thanks for sharing your process. :]
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Oh, excellent tutorial! Funny and comprehensive!
I drew a picture that I really wanted to do in oil paints, but the sketch was on a sheet of paper, and I can't get it right freehand on my canvas. So I actually have two questions: 1.) Would an opaque projecter be what I could use to help transfer the sketch, and 2.) Do you have any idea where I might find something like the one you have? I'm working with kind of a tiny budget...
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An opaque projector may work, but it'd have to a small sketch. One option may be to scan the sketch, and then print it at a size (3 x 3 inches, say) that'd fit under a cheap opaque projector.
You can get something like that for between $20-40 at a craft store, the tracing projectors for kids are really cheap, and they're pretty much the same as the ones for adults--the quality isn't so crisp, but if you're just transfering sketches, it's definitely worth a shot.
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