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Week 3 of Inktober. 

There was many other ink drawings i left out of this week post, but i like these swords.

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Week 2 of Inktober

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First week of inktober:

Day 1:Ruins (study)

Day 2: Castle rampart  (study)

Day 3: Barrel  (study)

Day 4: Castle wall and banners (from imagination)

Day 5: Wande from Shadow of the Colossus (Study from my new oginal piece!)

Day 6: Elf from Dragon’s Crown (study)

Day 7: Imaginary Vehicule (from imagination)

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Just wanted to post a original i received from Carsondrewit! Love it!

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Here’s some Monster Hunter weapons and shield.

I’ll be participating in Inktober, i’ll probably post my work at the end of each week.

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Adding the numbers to the left to the number to the right will give you the angle of a corner. In this example i’m going for 90 degree in different angles.

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Here’s a few of my experimentations and follow-along with my “How to Draw” Book

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Something i learn from “How to Draw” by Scott Robertson

If i want to perfectly separate a form in perspective i can draw a parralel line to the horizon from the front edge of the place and link them to the vanishing point throught the plane.

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Here’s some traditional drawings i did a month or 2 ago. 

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A pen drawing of a japanese cherry blossom pathway and an ink of a cube and cylinders in perspective.

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Another architecture drawing inspired by the victorian era

The left one is with pen and the other with ink.

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A hand-drawn castle made with a graphite pencil.

(i really should buy a new scanner, this one is god-awful)

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Here is some of the traditional art i did this month. Mostly using pen and ink.

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drawing with pencils.

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I bought a set of watercolor for fun!

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I had a hard time drawing the lines standing lamp-like shapes. What’s ive discovered is that if u split the lines from middles to middles, it’s really easy to draw them.

I know, my explanation is probably as clear as a stone... 

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Drawing my wooden manikin. started with perspective then carved from there. In the last picture i used lines to show how the form cuved