Draw The Incredibles Comic Con sketch • Step by Step • Big Guy and Rusty influences

One of the great creator team ups was the series Big Guy and Rusty the Robot by Frank Miller and Geof Darrow in 1995. Darrow's work is other worldly and Miller serves up a story where Darrow can spread his wings and show his immense talent. The detail and scale of his work sets a new standard in comics. Each panel has so much information and sometimes the viewer can get lost in it all. The color work allows us to focus on the line work. It never gets dark or muddy. I'll take look at more Darrow works as well as Millers in future episodes. I am creating another comic cover commission. The Incredibles are fun to draw and I always try to bring as much of ME into any illustration I do.
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[@aguilartist]

Amazing work.🙌🏼🙌🏼✨😻

[@RandomActsofCartooning]

@@aguilartist Thanks!

[@Swayze_crazy]

I know tool talk can get annoying but the first pen you used seemed to be a felt tip AND waterproof. What is it?

[@RandomActsofCartooning]

Thanks for watching! It's a Pentel Arts Sign Pen Brush, Black Pigment Ink. It's a nice marker and I use it for broader lines than my fountain pen. Then I go to the Pentel Art Pocket Brush for dry brush lines.

[@Swayze_crazy]

@@RandomActsofCartooning very cool. I think I have one of those but it bleeds when I use water color. It has like a tan ‘butt" on it? Either way, thanks for getting back to me