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My name is Lucas Peinador, I’m a concept artist and illustrator. I am originally from Costa Rica, now living in Slovenia.
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[VinceMDT]

your tips are some of the most cohesive and solid digital art advice I‘ve seen on any online platform, keep up the good work and thank you for what you do!!

[ginbug]

Just bought the new brush pack and was trying to play with line weight- holy cow these have so much range!!

[davidirhodia]

I do animation, and I feel like every inking depends on the kind of art/character style the kind of inking you did here has more of a comic look, mainly because of the overlapping lines.

[conanreal]

i wish people would give tips on how to actually improve your lineart without changing your style, having mono thickness lines can be incredibly 3d, line weight has nothing to do with your piece looking 3d. It's just easier to achieve form with lineweight bc it imitates shadows and lets your eyes assume more

[dymaraway]

Hey man, got your new inking brushes and the sketchbooks. Good stuff! Love ‘em

[dreambit]

Just the tip I was looking for, randomly popping up on my feed. Thank you!

[IzikDigitalArt]

Seriously great tips especially the first one!

[red_boum]

In short emphasize:
- Overlap.
- Shadow
And add thin line for "texturing".

[Amelia_PC]

The drawing on the left looks like any Ligne Claire final art in bande dessinée, and other artists, like Eduardo Risso. And I love them all.

[androvelli]

great tips, it just always seems to me like my lines are too rough, i dont know how to achieve smoothness 😂

[odysseyonawhim]

i'm gonna be honest maybe the only thing i was missing in lineart was the overlap part. i feel like getting back into using lineart since now i just don't use lines to make it realistic (my art style is semi-realism), but there is a certain charm about using lineart.

[unintelligentbeing]

ik that this is a late comment, but this has allowed me to gain a new set of eyes, and no I look for ways that my favorite artist ink their drawings. that being tbhoi mostly.

[Atomic-toons]

Thank you this is why my art always look like 💩

[Animelover-lcyr]

I saw you video on skull

I want to ask how can i find the cheekbone on more stylized faces? The ones that dont have that pronounced cheekbones?

Especially those moe character in anime?

[abcdefg-hvks]

Your tips are really good, but can you make the camera a little less shaky? I don't want to seem rude, but it felt a little nauseating. I know you were trying to emphasize but the shakiness made it hard to concentrate. Thank you