Just having a spot of fun sketching a
manga version of
Peter Parker unmasked with
Faber Castell Pitt Big Brush Artist pens on regular printer paper. The outline was drawn first with the black brush pen, and it dried pretty quickly since it did not smear at all when coloring in the flesh tones with the lighter
Pitt pens. In general, I find these
Pitt Artist Pens (both the regular and Big Brush formats) to be efficient tools for sketching and coloring
manga subjects.
This
manga Batman was actually drawn with a
Prismacolor Archival Illustration brush marker which does smear a bit when colored over with the
Pitt Artist brush pens. This second sketch was drawn on white card stock.
Kaiju (Japanese Giant Monster) that combines traits from Wolf & Tiger (a bit inspired by some samurai manga and
Naruto) drawn with
Copic and
Prismacolor markers and colored with the
Pitt Big Brush Artist pens.
Just having a spot of fun sketching a manga version of Peter Parker unmasked with Faber Castell Pitt Big Brush Artist pens on regular printer paper. The outline was drawn first with the black brush pen, and it dried pretty quickly since it did not smear at all when coloring in the flesh tones with the lighter Pitt pens. In general, I find these Pitt Artist Pens (both the regular and Big Brush formats) to be efficient tools for sketching and coloring manga subjects.
This manga Batman was actually drawn with a Prismacolor Archival Illustration brush marker which does smear a bit when colored over with the Pitt Artist brush pens. This second sketch was drawn on white card stock.
Kaiju (Japanese Giant Monster) that combines traits from Wolf & Tiger (a bit inspired by some samurai manga and Naruto) drawn with Copic and Prismacolor markers and colored with the Pitt Big Brush Artist pens.
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