Night Vision - I drew this using reference from Reddit's r/drawme subreddit.

I imagine it as an agent hunting for some unknown creature deep in the woods. Then a tap on the shoulder. The agent spins around to see a pair of eyes reflecting white in night vision.

"Hi! Who are you looking for?"

Drawing hair is simultaneously engrossing and frustrating. The patterns feel like crosshatching but if you overlap contrary lines, the illusion is destroyed

If you see this, post something toothy!

Guy not super jazzed about his robotic hand…

New grey tone markers! I’ve used these from time to time and now have some grey pens to add an interesting bit of hatching and linework to things

I’m very fond of this drawing. Based on another pose from the @theposearchives.bsky.social the lightning effects were fun to pick out with white ink.
#inkartwork #sketchbook #traditionalart #penandink #comics #comicsart

Ink sketches from the weekend

Part of a sketchbook page. I just realized these two pics make it look like she’s running straight at you!

Ink portrait with grey toned markers

Another sketch based off reference from the duo at the Pose Archives. Not gonna @ them cuz I don’t want to spam them with stuff.

Sketch based on a pic from @theposearchives.bsky.social
Always great reference from them!

Page 2 of a 3 page set. A mix of digital and analog.
#b&wart #penandink #fantasyart

Crosshatching has to be one of the most time-consuming ways to create an image. That said, it can be meditative to watch the layers build and create depth as you go.