Inking Tip: Splatters 

The blood splatter tip is amazing - have to try that out. Jim Lee does a similar thing with a card and whiteout for rain/stars.

I feel like I learn something everytime I watch this video (and I've watched it many times.) Great stuff!!!

Real good tutortial. Very talented, not only in inking, but in speaking to all ages, and having all ages understand. Keep up the videos because I believe that you have unmasked the mystery behind the technicality of page processing. Most important, you chose a page splash, and a dynamic one, only to come to life with your brushes and quills. Great Job. James Wiemer

As soon as I saw you using that splatter technique with black ink on the owl-bat piece, white-black ink combo crossed my mind. Thanks. You made me realize how unjustifiedly I've been underestimating the art of inking for so long.

how can someone dislike this??? I thank u sooo much for these unbelieable usefull tipps n tricks! Keep it keepin on

Thanks for the tip, love the looks of the splatter... Amazing work!

The way your brushes move.. awesome.

lol ok. Now. I've always seen the result of the gum trick but never knew how it was done. Thanks! I dig your work.

Thanks so much! I always used a brush but it was difficult to control, but the pen nib method looks really great, Will try that soon!

Thank You Mr. Glapion, Very well done, very informative.

These ink splatter techniques do look very effective....great video cheers!

Awesome video! I've always wondered how to do different ink effects. I really like the stringy gloopy second effect you got - definitely gonna try that out! Thanks! :)

I like your style!

It can depending on how soft your nib is. I usually use an old nib (instead of throwing it away) so I don't worry about damaging it.

Great techniques, cant wait to try them out :]

This is a friggin great tip. Thank you

Very cool! Thanks for sharing that!

i did use a similar trick, splatting the ink with a brush and covering parts of the draw with canson paper

That was awesome!!!

Great advice. Thanks man

Thank you for the tutorial

What kind of ink is that for the majority of the lines? My India ink keeps like melting into my markers and watercolors. I dunno if I'm not waiting long enough, if it's not curing or what, but my lines always end up running into the color.

Grteat stuff and thanks for sharing! What camera did you use there? Cheers

you said you get different effect from a stiff nib than from a softer one so i was wondering what type of nib would be a softer one and which would be a stiffer one?

Inkers are a fearless lot.

I always thought it was done digitally. Thank you for this video, very helpful :)

Can you make a video about inking speed lines?

What would you call the best method to fix inking mistakes? White Gouache or White out, if either one can you please tell me how too use it properly. Im having issues where i use these to fix mistakes and it gets all bumpy and nasty with ink and makes my work look even worst. Im having a hard time getting it to smooth out.

thank you for your videos.. nice tips for inking.. who did the penciling?

so you use different ink for brush and nib work? i think i heard you say that

what camera do you use?

This is amazing. What camera do you use for this?

there are few inks to study of female characters in comics compared to men, can you do a video comparing the use of line and thought process when inking female characters compared to males?

Hi Jonathan. Really nice video... which brand is that pro black ink?... where can I get one? Thanks.

Fantastic stuff. What book is that page from?

can you make a video on how heavy smoke is done?

So do you ink right on the same sheet that Cinar pencilled? Or do you ink on a printout of his pencils?

nice one ... thx for sharing!

Sweet!

Wow, thankyou so much!!

Very nice...

Thanks man... very appreciated.

Hey I really like your pencil work! your line weight is so beautiful! Can you make a video and talks about line weight ? That will be awesome, thanks!!

That same ink line seemed designed to spray right

what pencil you use??

Do you ink over the original pencils?

do you follow any anatomy procedures for development of your characters to get a precise look or style? if you know what i mean. like i've been studying anatomy and i draw better characters fluidly without it, but i try to use anatomy properly i never seem to get what i want to achieve by using it

added to the description.

Does it the original page or a copy of your drawing ?

But seriously... great video, thanks for the demonstration!

cool!!!!

EB Games....wow, haven't seen an EB games in a loooong time ! I thought they didn't exist anymore.

Looks like the cloverfield monster in a way.

Hey Jonathan, i'm a great fan of your inks and i would like to know the name of this brush... It's the one to make outlines right?

It's nice inking in paper : if you make a mistake, you can't go backward in time.

try airbrushing i love it

Fuck yeah, thanks man!

You may see the film Butterfly Effect.

Yaw, thanks for the vid.

They don't! He did say expired! :D

Uhhh, supplies are soo damned expensive.

This is a print out, printed in greyscale rather than your typical blue. Show up better on camera.

Soft: Hunts 100 Hard: Hunts 107

I love this video!! Great inking work!! If you like to see Pro comic artists drawing online, drop by our channel

Or can we? ;P

Answer your phone!

:P :D

Dude, get the phone. (9:06)