The textures seem great I would love to see you go on the attack with some colour

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oh hey lol

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Think i'm going to do one in watercolor soon. Thank you very much

Great job! I don´t think you need any tips! If I would say something, would be that I like to load my drawings with pitch black shadows, maybe you should try it. But, your stille is amazing!

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J.R.Daher

Thank you very much. it means a lot to me

You´re wellcome!

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J.R.Daher

Smiling Females with Guns is my Middle Name.

really glad you like it

Hi, I'm here from [link] as you asked for. I don't know if I could really help in inking as we have quite different styles, so maybe it's better if I write how I do, then you can pick the methods what you think useful.
I mainly make the inking with single lines per body section (one line from hand to elbow, an other from the elbow to the bone or muscle of the shoulder etc.) because I don't like the messy lines drawn with tiny, unsure movements which makes the shape look "hairy". It needs a lot of attention and practice of course. Mistakes which stand out are erasered in Photoshop later. I usually use Pigma Micron pens (as they are the ones which are available here in a modest price and their ink dries fast and doesn't flow away on or strike through the paper), 05 or 08 size for the main outlines, 02 for eyes, face expressions, background etc.
I usually don't use mesh of lines as shadows or black objects but surfaces(spots) of black - that's what I don't use on every picture, sometimes I draw shadows only for representing little distances between bodies or I use them as simple signs for the connection between horizontal and (for example) vertical surfaces (like a man standing on the floor, and I draw a moderate-sized oval black spot under him but not the exact shape of the body like in real life). It is quite subjective that which method do you use. It's not sure the one I use is do well with your figures and drawing style.

I had problems sketching with simple pencils as they made nasty spots and lines after scanning and making black shapes more intense with PS as you cannot eraser them perfectly because it may hurt the inked lines. That's why I use light blue colour pencil to draw then I can easly remove every thing from under the inked lines in PS - Image menu - Adjustments - Black & White by remove blues and cyan. After it I use Image - Adjustments - Curves to make blacks more intense which you could also use on your pics.
I don't know what else to say, maybe I can answer if you ask some concrete questions.

wow, thank you very much, this was very helpful. i don't think i need anything more to know). you have been very kind to post this. thank you