Up until my house ate it (like 6 months ago), I used a .05 mm Copic as my liner.
As far as I've seen, though I'm prolly wrong, there's not much difference between the Copics and Pigmas, aside from colour selection.
Originally posted by Rictor
cooking something up, I'll post when its done and scanned.
By the way, Turnsky do you recommend I go over the final lineart in think black marker before scanning, and then erase as best I can all the sketchy lines and so forth? I'm always reading about people using India Ink pens and all these sophisticated sounding items which I have no idea what they are, all I gots is a thing Sharpie type deal.
****ed if i know, i don't do it that way
and janos... erm...uhhh...
I dunno, it depends what you're shooting for. One picture I drew awhile back I just rough sketched pencil, then went over it with a small sepia pen, and left the pencil in. Some, I ink with a pen, erase the graphite, then colour. And I've never used India inks, before. I'm still in the position where I don't know what half (more than...)that stuff is. Best to work with what looks good to you. If there 're lotsa little details or something, I wouldn't suggest a big marker
On the other hand, if you want it to have thick lines, go on ahead.
Personally, I wouldn't go larger than a 0.5 mm pen for line art, but that's just me.
Have fun with your art, and enjoy
creating!
~Atal
