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Dark Art Drawing Lineart - Candles of Life - Part 2 (Inking and Details)

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First published at 17:16 UTC on May 10th, 2021.

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Auriel Phoenix

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This time lapse video shows the painting process of a line artwork (see part I for drawing and lineart). I use black Chinese ink and show you how to use ink for painting your lineart step by step. You need brushes, kitchen paper, a mixing palette and water to paint with ink. If you have good quality watercolor paper or similar, I recommed soaking the areas you want to draw on in water first. This helps you control the ink flow as the ink will only ever go where the water is.

If you enjoyed watching this painting process, please like, sub and comment. It means a lot to me to see there are people out there who are interested in my work and keeps me motivated to do more. If you have any wishes or feedback for my art or channel, please also leave a comment. I highly appreciate insightful and constructive critiques. :)

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