RAY DILLON'S PRO INKING BRUSHES!
See the video below to watch these brushes in action! Just a quick example, but should give you an idea of what's possible both in ink and white over ink.
GET 70 ORIGINAL BRUSHES FOR $15!
Great for inking, illustration, & concept art!
Get the same tools I've used to ink for Marvel, DC, IDW (and many more comics publishers) as well as create concept art and animation for Ridley Scott's "Prophets of Science Fiction" for The Science Channel!
Natural brushes, dry brushes, textures, halftone pattern, fx, and organic repetitive objects:
chains, leaves, windows, bricks, scales, birds, trees, bubbles, glass shards, glass, spiderwebs, stars.
And you know the cool cross-hatchy textures around figures in panels? Some of those, too.
Fast and efficient! Yes, you're capable of rendering a million bricks or leaves or shards of glass or windows or whatever, but you don't always have time to do that and you're probably past the point of needing to proof that you're capable of that. I've created organic variation brushes that allow you to look like you did have that time! And you can always work with them after you've laid down your base to give it your own spin. We have the technology to take out the time-sucking repetitive tasks, why not use it??
I've developed these brushes after 10 years of thinking "Man, I wish I had a brush that could ______!" and "I am so sick of drawing/inking ______!" Fill in the blanks. Finally just made all the brushes I found myself needing over and over again!
The following are really quick examples of what can be done.
Real inking takes time and fines, of course.
The following are really quick examples of what can be done.
Real inking takes time and fines, of course.
Real pages from Marvel comics and other publishers using these same brushes!
Image created very simply with my hatching brushes (see neck)
birds and sharp leaf brushes for the bats. Took about 10 minutes.
Also includes my realistic pencil rendering brush!
Thes are examples of real pages for Marvel and others that I've inked using these brushes!
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