Ink pen to Pencil-sample page by Biomoto

2D • Comics/Cartoons • posted on Dec 19, 2007

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This is how i do a storyboard. I first sketch with a ball point pen on 11x17 copy paper then transfer it to Bristol board.. just an example this is for a commission...someone else is going to ink it and i cant wait to see it, i have never had anyone ink over my stuff before.

Comments (7)

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DOAA

5:26PM | Wed, 19 December 2007

it's fantastic...well done +5

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shutterb

8:55PM | Wed, 19 December 2007

Very cool. Thanks for sharing...

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Miles Obrien

10:37PM | Wed, 19 December 2007

All you need to do is draw/sketch it on the bristol board to begin with. Ink over your pencils, then erase the pencils. Saves you a step and you learn to work like the professionals.

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Biomoto

1:49AM | Thu, 20 December 2007

Thanks for the nice comments. DOAA and shutterb Miles, A lot professionals do thumbnails and blow them up. Then draw over them, then ink them. Some draw straight on them as you suggested, i do that to sometimes with blueline, but i pefer this way when i am thinking of the shots..... each his own. The ball point pen forces me to be loose so i wont concentrate too much on the the details. just a little trick my art teacher taught me. Im not inking this one (as i mentioned above) and i like to draw big so i sketched it out... beside i am a pro. :) i work as a freelance artist. by the way you have a very nice gallery. :)

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