It's been a while. I almost gave up drawing, yet here I am again. These are sketches from film frames during breaks at work.
1: The Great Killing (1964 by Eiichi Kudo)
2: K-POP Demon Hunter (2025 by Maggie King and Chris Appelhans)
The above is the contrast embed up to make it fully black and white. The original photo below:
Anyway, I'm trying to be kinder to myself when I draw/ink on paper. It's not something I do very often, and it is just a DIFFERENT SKILL to drawing on a computer. It's definitely a lot less forgiving, but more enjoyable I find. I would like to get to the point of being comfortable enough to draw a full comic on paper, but it'll be a long term plan :P
Great exercise is to draw a couple of poses with the mannikin from your imagination, and then draw characters on top.
X-men Film frame studies, this timer instead of using Sharpie, I inked them with a nib. So these are tighter...
