Hi Again,


Here's some more inked work.








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I was really excited about inking this classic Avengers page. I thought it would be great to work in a style reminiscent of great Marvel era inkers such as Dick Ayers or Joe Sinnott and really let loose with my brush on the different weight applications of those juicy pencils. I must admit that I was feeling a little too confident when I decided to use this as a warm up piece before I moved onto even tighter pencils, this page turned out to be a lot tougher to ink than I thought, so I have even more respect for the two artists named above and anyone else who worked in this style throughout their careers.

Talk soon

Gav

INKS..


Hi.

So I am actively seeking work as an inker, so the majority of what I post from now on will be inked pieces. I've always liked inking, I find it both relaxing and challengingand I get so excited when I find some great pencils that I can ink over, the challenge of trying to compliment the artists pencils gives me a grewat buzz.. So all of what I'm posting today where tight pencils so hope you like..






This 3 page story is called "The Breakup" it was written and drawn by my mate Ben Hennnesy. I really had fun inking these pages, Ben's pencils are beutiful and full of life. I really enjoyed trying to stay true to his original line just adding a little extra weight here and there..

These next two pages are from a story called AVH, a very different style from the last pages, beutiful art, great storytelling and a pleasure to ink..

Well I think we all know Jim Lee!! I was really nervous about inking this page, I'm not sure I got it quite right but it was my first time ever inking a Jim Lee piece so here it is..

Spider-Man

This great Roger Cruz page was the first full page I ever inked..

Well I hope you that you liked what I've posted so far, I'll post some more shortly.

Gav