
Anyhow I am curious to what others think? Are they good, too thin, too safe etc. Shoot me.
Next thing I am gonna try is to ink a drawing from Jack Kirby. I also want to do one of Shane Glines. On Amir's blog I found a really interesting interview from Shane Glines.
Update
patchwork gave me a good comment. I adjusted the drawing and made the lines thicker, I tryed not to force it. Oyeah, and a copy of an Irve Spence drawing.

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I'm learning this principle too.
It appears to me that all the lines here are the same thickness. (Except the shoulder and the mouth).
From what I understand, the general forms typically have thicker lines, and the details have thinner. John mentions the hierarchy in, "Is a good line important?"
Hey Mitch
do you still have me email?
Gimme a shout
Great practice as always!
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