$199.20
$249
You save $49.8
Bundle discount Each additional course part in your cart adds 3% off all courses, up to 15% off.
Full course
Discover the art of comic creation featuring top Marvel artists, designed to teach you the secrets of captivating visual storytelling.
$199.20
$249
Give a gift
Give a gift card for art students to use on anything in the Proko store.
Or gift this course:
comments 5 submissions
Wow I am so thankful to have been picked for this critique! I literally screamed when I saw my name. This has been very insightful and I am so honored that Ryan says I'm on my way to being a good Inker (Probably the best moment of my life haha) But more importantly, it's so helpful to hear what I can improve upon. Also really fun to see how other people approach the same piece and I learned a lot from others critique also. I am so glad to have this opportunity to learn from the pros. I will remember this for the rest of my life
LESSON NOTES
When inking comics, artists can slip up in a bunch of ways, but Ryan Benjamin's got your back. He's offering tips on nailing solid blacks, getting those smooth lines, and mastering your brush. Plus, he's big on understanding the underlying structure of what you're inking. This is just a taste of his critique, if you’re craving more tips from Ryan and some exclusive premium lessons, sign up for the premium course!
RELATED LINKS:
Thumbnails, Red Pencils, and the Initial Lay In - Penciling a Comic Page Part 1
Bring Your Pencils To Life with Ink - Comic Book Inking Part 1
Learning from Inking Pros
COMMENTS![]()
![Marvel]()
Ryan Benjamin gives advice while critiquing inking submissions. He focuses on line quality, control, and the depiction of light and shadow.
This discussion board is available for premium students.
Thank you Ryan fir the critique. Answering your question, I used black pens off different thicknesses, one brush pen and a marker for the solid blacks.