Mahmud's BloodRayne

[GW.Fisher]

Saw the pencils...

http://img166.imageshack.us/img166/1741/asrarbloodraynegw4.jpg (http://imageshack.us)

...& had to ink it.

http://img309.imageshack.us/img309/4753/bloodraynegrey1aar6.jpg (http://imageshack.us)

[Jimmy]

oooh I would like to ink that. :banana:

[Thorcus]

not my style - but you made an great job - you changed a little bit here and there but it works - i like how you made the wood. you change the eyes a little bit, but it works with the rest too - so thumbs up :)

Is it posible to get the pencils?

[Jimmy]

I could get Mahmud's pencils with my inks over him in the book (#9) if anyone's got his email?

-Jim

[Biofungus]

What kind of ink do you use, G.W.? It seems a tad 'watery'...

[Miguel Marques]

Very good! ! ! This well made his/her Indian ink. If vc to order me a version of that drawing in high resolution. . . I would like to try to color him. Once again congratulations for the work.
mdudda@hotmail.com

[SeanE]

I'd love a high of the inks for this to colour up for myself...

sean@seanellery.com

Cheers
Sean

[midknight]

probably should have added a halo to separate her right foot from the tombstone.
regardless, awesome work.

[payon23]

Very nice inks GW.Fisher. :kewl:

It looks like you have a line up to ink this one.

I think that I might stand in line to ink this too

-P-

[GW.Fisher]

Thanks to all who chimed in.

Inks look watery because I mistakenly scanned in greyscale, which I used to scan a copy of my last commission piece, instead of lineart. For that I simply offer the gramatically incorrect "my bad".

I worked off a lo-res copy, so the details were a bit of a challenge. In fact, a lot of my inking consisted of "Huh? Is that a tree there or an igloo?" :laugh:

But I've long been a fan of Mahmud's work & despite severe time constraints I had to try this one out. Nice to ink for fun every once in awhile.

Now it's back to the commissions...