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Paul Wills
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| Posted: 09 December 2019 at 1:24am | IP Logged | 1
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Very nice pages, Eric! Nice detail.For some reason, my inked page (above) came out a tad blurry. I don't know how you're keeping your pages sharp upon reduction.
When I'm inking, I like to add subtle embellishments (Storm's arm, monster's face) and I wonder if the pencilller encourages or frowns on that. I'm wanting to do more but don't want to overstep.
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Eric Ladd
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Paul,
Up until today I was just taking a photo of my pages and "fixing" the image distortion in Photoshop. When I was finished I would reduce the image down to 72dpi and a width of 600 pixels so that it could be posted. I don't know why you are getting burred images.
Today I finally picked up a scanner so this should make for better images. Here is a test with my new scanner on a panel I just finished.
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Paul Wills
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Yes, Eric - that is very clear. Still using Le Pen? That's all I use now.I am going to test a smaller panel to see if it shows up better! 
Edited by Paul Wills on 09 December 2019 at 4:00pm
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Matt Hawes
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Paul, the images you posted look fine, but if you use Photoshop, I suggest using the "Hue/Saturation" to remove the blue lines, after inking the pencils.
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Paul Wills
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Thanks, Matt. Yes, I should have thought of that - I was trying to remove the darker blue lines by erasing them - your idea is much better! (I use Paint Shop Pro - very similar to Photoshop).
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Eric Ladd
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Paul, I am still using the Le Pens for my technical lines, but the majority of my work is with a crow quill now. I use a Hunt 102 and Kuretaki Maru nibs.
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Issue 7 page 4.
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Mark and I should have this issue knocked out in a couple weeks. =)
Issue 7 page 3 
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A bit more detail on these panels.
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This guy is having a very bad day. First panel I did after getting back in town.
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