[Grendel Khan]

hehe, this is the mad female with BIG tits :


A guy that loves money more than anything else:


And this is the worst thing i've done in some time but since i'm already posting, have a laugh...


All of them are done with a brush and black indian ink.

Crits welcome.

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[v1510nAry]

Great line work man, the 2# Great, the expression on his face is basicly expressionless which I think if funny within the concept ( Do i make myself clear )

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[Grendel Khan]

Thanks! yeah, i can really understand what you say ... like ... uh ... you know ... :b

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[Seagull]

Great drawings!
I really like your line.
I myself use pen and ink. Tried to use brush but it was harder to control and the ink lasted for only a stroke.
What kind of brushes do you use (brand, size) and how do you use them?
Do you have anything with pen and ink?

--sea

[Joachim]

yeah, beautiful linework grendel ! Love that cow ...-weird that you haven't got more replies, me thinks.

-btw, thx a lot for letting me know about the AH! mailing list. They put up so much great work from him. You still a memeber ?

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[Grendel Khan]

Seagull: thanks! yep, the brush is more difficult to control than the pen, but you can get some really nice lines if you're experienced (wich i am not, btw).
I used a da vinci 00 brush for this ones with windsor & newton black ink, i don't know if this is the best brush to use but i was told this one was good. From my experience, it's better than the one i used before but still difficult to control. I also use a bigger brush (i think it's a 0 or a 1) for "blackening" big areas.
How to use them? hmm, well, as i told i'm not really experienced, try to think what kind of line do you want before making it and be calm and fast or you could get really crappy lines (as you can see on the water and the vegetation of my last drawing ). Hope this can be of help.
I used to ink only with a technical pen, but i'm forcing myself to use a brush so i can get away from that "Image" style i had when i began.

Joachim: Thanks! I'm still a member of that list, since i don't buy much US comics anymore (no Previews for me) it's the best way i can keep track of what he's doing. Also, you get all those wonderful images .

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[Radiater]

Mad cow!!! Hahaahahahah

[Shadowman]

Very funny.

[Starscream]

Excellent work... hahaha.. did you do the big tits thing to attract more people to your post. Ah well I love the guy. Great expression on the face and it's very clean. Something I really like.

[Grendel Khan]

thanks! glad you think it's funny.

Of course, i wanted to attract more people with that title, doesn't seem to be working anyway ... oh well, maybe its my halitoses

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[zero21]

Just an observation here, but I did live on a farm at one time, and I think you may have a discrepancy with the number of teats (nipples) in your illustration.

I love the cow, and aren't trying to be picky, just thought I'd mention it.

[Matt Ryan]

now those are some tits!

[Grendel Khan]

zero21: oh, crap, you're completely right, there should be only four nipples there! I've created a mad mutant cow . Weird thing, i've been lots of times in farms and i forgot that.

matt:

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[Seagull]

grendel : thanx for the answer. I better try to study the brush too, the one direction limitation of the pen just freaks me out.

--sea