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Even though no one cant copy his art technique 100%, your art study still so much impressive 😭

Beautiful artwork!

Looks like you'd need to scrutinise his lines under either a microscope or blow up a section to see what he really did.

Your original dip pen video was super helpful to me starting out. Really excited to see you appreciating Inoue Sensei's work. Just got his new Slam Dunk art book and will do more studies soon myself.

🙏 I could watch these all day man

BE-Utiful work!! It really is all waves isn't it.

Beautiful, it reminds of berserk by kentaro miura for some reason (trust me it's a compliment)

I have been watching your videos for a few weeks now, been working up the courage to buy the materials and start. Just got a sketchbook, the speedball starter, and the small plastic speedball ink jar. I was feeding my kids breakfast when I had an idea of something to sketch for my first sketch, and got started yesterday. I was struggling so much with making ANYthing look right. One of the subjects in the sketch is a crow, so I unsurprisingly found this video that I had yet to watch. I have not taken any real art classes, nor have I made much art at all, just the generic stuff in a high school art class. I have understood volumes and gradients fairly well as I have gotten into miniature painting, but I hadn't realized there were foundational practices for scaling the subject, which will help me tremendously moving forward. I sketched/erased the feet of the crow a countless number of times. I am also having to realize that I try to go too big when I start things and burn myself out with the size of the task at hand. I probably need to do more foundational sketches over and over. Thank you for this.

Wonderful video as always! You’ve really inspired me to try and find ways to improve myself through studying the masters. I’m just struggling to find a way to start for some reson. 😅 One day I would love to see you cover Mike Mignola, as a fan of comic books in general, that man’s currently my absolute favorite.

If only I could've seen this video three decades ago! 😅 Still an enjoyable and informative watch!

Really wish I’d watched this before I started working with dip pens, great video, super helpful!!!

It's so cool seeing artist draw. I love art but am absolutely terrible at it 😅 oh... and why isn't anyone talking about the cute cat? 😭

Merci pour ces précieux points de vue et conseils !

i don't like the metal grebe hurts my hands 😕

We met today in person, and discussed your first video…it is great. Love your teaching style, calm and educational.

i wish my process was like this. but like any other artist out there, mine is more like: 1- starts with an idea 2- then sketches 3- then criticizes myself 4- give up 5- do something else.

Another superb post, Chloe. can you do more with the brush pen? How do you find working with it, what are the strengths and weaknesses? Thanks a mil

Oh, how I wish dip pens would be more popular where I live. There’s literally like 1-2 stores in the entire country that I know sell any dip pen nibs (even then like 2-3 different types lol) I can’t really afford the mailing/shipping fees if I were to place an order online either 😂 (I’m lucky that mom found a super cheap pen set that’s suitable for drawing when on a solo trip. Now I at least get to practice with something) Oh! And this is the video that got me into seriously trying to get one! I’m so glad that there are content creators who make these kinds of informational videos. ❤

I love this era and that you do master studies. I guess the internet makes me feel like copying an older, inspirational artwork for exercise is inappropriate for posting, but thinking about it as a master study puts it in perspective.

Gorgeous work!

Oh, I loved this video!! Thank you so much for showing how you use fineliners and brushpens. It is incredibly useful. I bought some quills and nibs just to do your Udemy course, but my Gooooosh! Am I having a hard time learning how to use them. My line quality and precision with fineliners is ok, but once I changed to nibs it totally went away, and that has been so frustrating. Could you please one day do a video on how to achieve line width variation using fineliners please? I saw you achieving it here, and it looks amazing. Thank you so much for your work. I love your channel.

I think drawing directly on the paper without using any erasable material at first is more fun and it gives the feeling of the material I use.

Great copies. Thanks for making me discover Joseph Clement Coll. Please stick to dip pens. Fineliners are nothing but millions of tons of plastic waste per year, polluting and contributing to global warming (manufacture and disposal). Dip pens = multiple usage metal nibs, wood holders, ink in glass bottles. Learn the craft, it only takes a few weeks and provides so much more pleasure and satisfaction. An alternative is fountain pens (piston-filling, hard or soft nibs, very long life).

saludos desde Venezuela Excelente trabajo el suyo gracias por compatir sus experiencias👍👍

So all of 3 are same style when you combine?

Seeing this reminded me that I did a study of the Gibson girl a billion years ago haha. I can hardly wait until the project I'm working on is done as I so want to get back to improving my inking skills and watercolour.

Awesome video!

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Such a great video. I was always wondering about the technique of the golden trio, as it is so unique and distinct. Their strokes being bold but precise. Yet they convey so much. All of that without a reliance on contours. As I'm reading and practicing throughout Guptills book they are certainly one of my inspirations, (I'm not a patient renderer) Edit: they also remind me of some pencil based rendering techniques that I really enjoy. Though with pencil you can get away with so much more in terms of stroke amounts

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I had forgotten about Coll. You can certainly see that Wrightson based his style on Colls. And to be fair, a lot of modern comic book and cover artists like Frazetta ow him a debt, they were also clearly influenced by his work. A true master.

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Thank you for sharing ❤️

Beautiful art! Just also wanted to let you know that most lilies are deadly poisonous to cats. Your cat looks wonderfully cared for so disregard if you were already aware. My friend's cat tragically died from lily pollen, so I try to spread awareness where I can.

Thank you for sharing. What a beautiful work.

whats your tool?

The evenness of lines in Dore was also achieved with one of the engraving tool that is like a little rake, so it does multiple lines at the same time

found a new great art channel!

Looks amazing. Great episode. Thank you!

Buen día. saludos desde argentina. sergio. 👋🇦🇷

Fun fact, Finlay was HP Lovecrafts favorite illustrator and he would request him by name for his works. Thats probably why his work is so strange and off putting as hes doing illustrations for stories set in alien worlds and other dimensions

A beautiful demonstration, very helpful :)

This channel definitely is going to become a new favorite of mine, i loved this video.

Very interesting

Jesus I can see why this was phased out for better pens.

What pen do you use

I’m not going to mention that you drew the wrong arm with a prosthetic

Why does his art remind me of the song “eternity and a day no.2 by the sea” by Eleni Karaindrou

What an underrated artist you are. Fantastic content as always.