Awww nice flying outfit! Thought of giving my rat the same, a leather flight jacket. A sketch exists, but I never went on with this (preferring him to stay "clotheless" as toon). But I wear one myself in real life
:)

I love the facial expression and the overall appearance of the drawing! Pretty much "nose art".

I was not expecting boobs on a Henrieke drawing!

It happened before!
...maybe.. once

ITS A GIRL...RUN!

XD

I love it :)

Pardon me for not Googling first, but what kind of brush is that? I really think it's time I started to use a brush again, and I've only used the dipping kind.

https://www.pentelstore.com/index.php?grp=786
Pretty much the standard brush you can get everywhere :) This is drawn on normal printing paper.

What sort of brush pens do you use? I want to try them :D

Seconding this! The ink is so dark and crisp! o:

https://www.pentelstore.com/index.php?grp=786
Pretty much the standard brush you can get everywhere :) This is drawn on normal printing paper.

Thirding this! I'd like to learn to get better :)

https://www.pentelstore.com/index.php?grp=786
Pretty much the standard brush you can get everywhere :) This is drawn on normal printing paper.
(copypasting this comment :P)

Thanks for taking the time to answer :)

https://www.pentelstore.com/index.php?grp=786
Pretty much the standard brush you can get everywhere :) This is drawn on normal printing paper.

Already an Ace of a pic here - looks very lovely :D

What kind of ... ?pencil,pen,marker? is that?

What strange art device could that possibly be? It's like you're not telling anyone GOSH

;) Love your inks so much!

He's going to love it.

Since you've already answered the question of the sort of brush you use - I don't reckon you have any tips for people looking to get better at brushwork? I have several different types of brushpen but I can never seem to get this kind of beautiful line quality from them. Your strokes are so amazing and fluid - you must have statue-steady hands!

From my experience just spend time practicing your strokes. Also, once you get to the actual image, ghost the strokes a few times (hold the brush over where you intend to make the stroke and pretend you're doing it until you've got it down to a single quick movement, before touching the brush to the paper). From what I've seen shakiness comes from moving too slowly in an attempt to be precise.

I miss inking now. xD

Very cute! Steady hand you have there. :3

I was going to ask about the brush but I read the other comments. :D

Brian will be over the moon when he sees it.

That ink brush looks very win. Mind if I ask what brand it is?

NVM! I saw your link!

oh wow, i LOVE traditional inking, what pens do you use? I Have some pens called ''Unipin'' which can range from .5 down to 0.01 which isa pin thinness, there amazing, your thickness variations are simply goregeous!

See the comments up above ;) Thanks!

I love seeing someone who does the traditional inks too <3

would you fancy yourself a cartoonist?