Okay, here's the deal - we're working on Advent Comics with Chepe Rios handling pencils. His art has this great loose, expressive quality, so my inking style matches that energy. We're talking big, bold lines that really pop, with dynamic rendering that gives it that extra punch. All done in Clip Studio Pro because it gives me the precision and power I need. And here's the thing - this isn't just how I ink this project, this is how I ink everything. This expressive, high-energy approach? That's my signature style right there.
Chepe's pencils hit my desk like lightning - all raw energy and life. I catch that spark in Clip Studio and turn it into fire. This ain't just inking - it's alchemy.
I bring the thunder with lines that know when to whisper and when to roar. Blacks that hit like a punch to the chest. Textures you can feel in your teeth. Every stroke serves the story, every shadow builds the mood.
What you get:
- Pencils that don't just stay alive - they start breathing
- Pages that don't just look good - they demand attention
- Art that doesn't just sit there - it reaches out and grabs readers by the collar
I speak Chepe's language fluently. His loose, dynamic style? I don't tame it - I unleash it. The result? Comics with guts. Comics with heartbeat. Comics that move.
For when you need more than just inks - you need a goddamn force of nature.
