Digital inks 2 by Tempus Fugit

2D • Comics/Cartoons • posted on Apr 15, 2009

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Description

More exploring with Manga Studio. This was done over a piece of Jim Lee's pencil art from his DeviantART site. I used the Wacom tablet, mostly with the curve & line tool and several different pens in Manga Studio 4. I'm really enjoying the way it works and how clean everything is. There's still a long way for me to go, but I can see this replacing the traditional pen & ink media for me. This is Rogue from the X-Men when she was stuck in the Savage Land for a bit. Her costume ended up mostly in tatters. Thanks for looking! And again, pencils by Jim Lee, inks by me. :)

Comments (20)

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efron_241

9:04AM | Wed, 15 April 2009

yor best image ever

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clbsmiley

9:14AM | Wed, 15 April 2009

Cave era Wonder Woman. Cool I like it!!! But the shoe looks a little more modern. A rougher looking one or sandal type maybe. Love the hair.

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Tempus Fugit

9:17AM | Wed, 15 April 2009

Actually, this is Rogue from the X-Men when she was stuck in the Savage Land for a bit. Her costume ended up mostly in tatters. Should have included that in the description! :)

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vintorix

9:25AM | Wed, 15 April 2009

So much patience and careful work! With stunning results. Jim Lee should be proud that someone so gifted take care of his drawing in this way. But, no doubt some narrow-minded people will cry what you have done without permission. How sad.

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dbrv6

9:29AM | Wed, 15 April 2009

Looks like a great technical excersie and I had to go over to wiki: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inker to understand a bit of why this was more then just tracing over the work that Jim Lee had done.

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zorares

9:30AM | Wed, 15 April 2009

WOW! Very nice. Love to see this colored.

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Tempus Fugit

9:30AM | Wed, 15 April 2009

It's not a scan of Jim's work, but an original inked version done as a sample, and not for commercial gain. I've also sent copies to Jim on his DeviantART site, as well as editors at DC Comics that I know, so they've seen it, and if anyone would be in a position to cry foul, they would. ;)

dsquadron214

9:46AM | Wed, 15 April 2009

Great work sir, thank you for sharing it.

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rocserum

9:53AM | Wed, 15 April 2009

great work!RS

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mink

9:53AM | Wed, 15 April 2009

brill work you r a marster

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Fidelity2

11:15AM | Wed, 15 April 2009

Way to go. 5+.

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thecytron

11:50AM | Wed, 15 April 2009

Woooooooooooooooooow! AmaZZZZZZZZzzzzzzzing cartoon artwork!

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royo12

12:27PM | Wed, 15 April 2009

Beautyfull line art have to fav it!

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koosievantutte

12:28PM | Wed, 15 April 2009

very fine piece of work!

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PoserHobbit

3:02PM | Wed, 15 April 2009

Fantastic work!!!

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Raddar

7:08PM | Wed, 15 April 2009

Excellent. i need to chaeck that program out.

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Seaview123

7:56PM | Wed, 15 April 2009

That really is something else. Your right about how clean the line art looks. Down right professional level work. And coming from you, that's about what we expect. Very nice work!

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