Here is my first attempt. I originally drew it in pencil, scanned it and used a black marker to go over original lines, adding lines and including a bit of shading. I did not really keep too many lines open, however; I think I was just focused on choosing different lines for different parts and kind of forgot the point of assignment. I'm going to try it again with this and another drawing. For some reason, it's a bit weird having to think about the kind of lines I'm putting down (but, at the same time, I am pushing myself to consider the types of lines I don't normally use.)

I'm really enjoying being able to see the "man behind the curtain" (all these little details in line work that I have seen my whole life, but have not really SEEN until now). Using ink is also new for me. I was wondering if you would be able to show us how you use paper and ink to draw or complete one of your underlays. The digital format allows you to make mistakes and get rid of them but the paper/ink combo is not as forgiving. I'd love to see how you might fix mistakes or improve tapering lines, etc. while working on paper. Or, if any of you out there in proko land have any advice, video clips or pics of your own work to help guide me through some of these bumps in the road, that would be greatly appreciated. ✌🏽