lol. is this your concept of "rushed"?
j/k... it's awesome, as usual
just a question: do you usually draw the lineart with the tablet only or you also use the pen tool in Photoshop? I'm asking you because your lines look so clear compared to mine, so I want to steal your secret

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lol u captured iy style very well xD first thought that i had lookin at this pic was 'wtf what is miroku wearin...??' xDD then i realized that it's not inu fan art xDD

great pic.

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I am more handsome than the monk you know haha

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Hehe. Very good job. Faved at once

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Wow, that is a really great picture!

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What media do you use to color your stuff? Photoshop?

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They look great! An interesting group, to be sure. Nice job!

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"My kids don't think I'm older than dirt, but they do think mine were the first footprints in it." -Me

I ink with the tablet only now. Here's my big secret to how I make smooth lines in PS: I start the picture really large (what you see here is 50% of the original size). When you shrink it down, the little wiggles and bumps magically disappear. Also, I find that zooming in (around 300%) helps a lot. There's less jitter that way. Oh, and try to make long single lines (I use ctrl-z a LOT) vs. lots of little sketchy ones.

Or, I ink in Manga Studio - that program actually has an adjustable smoothing feature.

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LOLOLOL!

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