INKING TUTORIAL - Tips & Tricks to Add Line Weight

[@ThugMuffinification]

I had to pause halfway through so I could say thank you so much for making this video. It's obvious you put ALOT of time and energy into not only filming it, but deciding on what tips you think are worth talking about and what can benefit all of us, creating these drawings AND their variants so we can see examples of everything you're talking about and coming up with tips that can be altered to the person's taste. On top of that, once you're done with all that you have to film and edit, which I know can be really time consuming too. You really made a video where anyone watching can learn and take something away from this, no matter how much or little their personal style varies from yours. You really don't leave anyone out. In order to do something like that you have to really put thought into. This isn't the type of video where you can just throw it together in a few minutes and be done. Thank you for being so freaking awesome and wanting to help all of us out. You didn't have to do that but I appreciate that you did. There's some artists out there who kinda go off ego and dislike giving out advice, thinking people should learn on their own. (But obviously we all have to learn from someone!) I appreciate you, respect you and admire you so much, for your art and talent but also for who you are as a person. Your vlog channel is awesome too!:)

[@MeghanaJijo]

Nicole Slater Thats what i was going to say!

[@ThugMuffinification]

Meghana Jijo ☺great minds think alike! 😆👍

[@MeghanaJijo]

Nicole Slater Yup!

[@paigecastler1940]

+Nicole Slater totally agree

[@橙子-p5r]

+Paige Castler I totally agree too!!!!

[@thevoid3976]

When I was about 6 or 7 I taped my art to the window and traced it from there. That was not the best solution but like Bailey said the possibilities are endless.🎨

[@x4v4n7g4rd3f4c3]

Oh my gosh, how have I never found your videos before? You're so relatable and explain things so well! Thanks so much for making this video, and I look forward to watching so many more of yours!

[@BayleeJae]

+Kasey Chaos Thanks! I'm glad you find them helpful. ^_^

[@fatima6526]

+Baylee Jae I suck at drawing however when u were doing the cheap supplies I kept on stopping to draw whet u are drawing it went very well

[@sprinklesisters207]

+Baylee Jae would i be able to use just like a black gel pen? if u could answer this would help alot :)

[@gingerbread1555]

Gigi Bug gel pens usually smear.

[@YungK1GFI]

Kasey Chaos

[@RikaDae]

I've always wanted to try alternating my line thickness but never knew where to begin. Thank you for an awesome tutorial like this!

[@BayleeJae]

You're welcome. Thanks for watching! :)

[@EverythingArtRelated]

Can you use the blood of your enemies to ink your drawing???

[@emmahanlon7350]

OMG yes!! It works so well!!

[@Craftsforever10]

😂

[@missbutterflyshadow9866]

its a lil thick, so it might be hard to blend but its a good material, the color is so unique.

[@dion1955]

Maybe. Never really tried that.

[@Jade_Lee22]

+Ivan Ross You can :D I prefer tears of small children but it's all a matter of opinion and preferance

[@karenperkins6744]

Hi Baylee Jae, I have only watched a little bit of this video, well about a third of it and already, I am so excited by it! I often wondered how artists get such lovely clear precise lines like this, always thought they were computer generated! lol Now I feel more confident that I can achieve so much more than I have done before, although I wasn't bad at drawing, I can now be so much better! Never could do human faces, I always used to draw animals and was very good (if I say so myself) at animal fur .... grass and the illusion of leaves (my own style that is) I lost confidence many years ago, and seemed in the convening years, I lost what little talent I had too! Now, after seeing just a small part of this tutorial, I am excited a raring to go! Even though I know I have to start almost from scratch, I feel I can get back what I lost quite quickly and learn a great deal more from you! Sorry this is long winded, but I want you to know how much it has inspired me to get back to it! For that, I thank you from the bottom of my heart! Now to get some new supplies! ;) xxxxx

[@hacksawslackjaw8747]

I'll be honest, I really use the one with thin lines with a dark, bold outline in my work. This video really helped, and I just love all of Baylee's tutorials. They really are helpful~

[@hurbyvore]

This is the most comprehensive tutorial on light weight variation!!! AAAAHHHH I LOVE IT! Thank you so much for being so elaborative on the tips, it really helps a lot and its so easy to understand and apply for an amateur like me. More power to you!

[@Mscookieman145]

You could also tape your sketch to a window and ink over it. But you can only do it when it's day.

[@Loutaku]

Yeah, but it's awkward when random people see you :D And even more awkward if people you know see you....

[@marscoric]

+Mscookieman145 I use a piece of glass then stack it up with wii pad things, then I put my IPad under it. It works pretty well

[@Muddyknees333]

+Mscookieman145 RESOURCFUL

[@avainski]

Thats a good idea!

[@mayysdayys695]

I love your profile picture Mscookieman145

[@nataliepowers4380]

TIP FOR TRACING: you can get a light box for $35 dollars or cheaper and they really make traditional animation and tracing easier. I forgot the name of mine, but I got it for $40 on Amazon, it's super thin, light, and bright, plus you can control the brightness!

[@quinnb1881]

I use my tablet, it's a cheap option to place under your paper

[@bluewxnder6490]

+pug same

[@elizabethclothier3267]

Thank you so much Baylee. I am "self taught", so I have zero technical education. This is exactly the step my lineart was missing. I'm still learning, and this was such a perfect tutorial for what I'm working towards. Thank you for sharing :-)

[@batfriend3773]

The sketch you used for the line art is soo cool and steampunk-y! I love it, amazing work as always :)

[@salliebean5058]

Back to one of your old vids for some timeless advice. I need to learn to ink - ready to destroy my sketches..

[@hannahkemarly6089]

Sallie Bean practice on ones that don't mean as much to you.

[@leadellacerra4610]

i feel the same

[@judithmorgan1718]

wow...this is my first time watching you (can i say 'binge watch'?) and i am amazed at how detailed and caring your videos are...i wish other areas of my life had your skill and focus...thank you for sharing your art. i started zentangling about 4 years ago, and over the past two, it became my version of physical therapy after a left side head-to-toe slip and fall...some days the 'why bother' blues seem so heavy, even knowing i'm way better than i was...and bam!! a new reason to reset purpose. really, thanks.

[@alicehorry]

I wish I could draw like you!! I love your style!! Your such an inspiration so never stop drawing and doing what you do!! Your my beautiful Sempi

[@BayleeJae]

Thank you! ^_^

[@katie-xj8fo]

matthew orquia She said in one of her vlogs that she's making a video about copic dupes, so stay tuned!

[@BayleeJae]

matthew orquia As Katie said, I'm in the process of ordering some other brands that are similar to Copics. Once I have a chance to test them out, I will do a comparison video.

[@Sackboy3895]

Senpai?

[@DarkerForEvryDay]

せmぴ

[@chris_1988]

1. Thanks for making this in general! 2. Thanks for making it in such a natural, fun way, including laughs, etc. Don't like the strict, monotone way most other tutorials are narrated. 3. This makes so much sense. Line weight has always been this mystery to me, but thinking about it in shadows makes it sooo much easier and more logical.

[@Sakuems]

Thanks for the video ! i love the staedler fine liners pens ! my dream tool would be like, having all the copics colors as fineliners as well ! they didn't make that already .. maybe it's not very good to have super fine nib and alcohol ink ? ^^; I personally use the unipin black liners and the staedler one for outlining my work but i'd rather call this "contouring" an artwork more than a "lineart" cause it's essentially about countours. A soft countring with colored pencils for example looks great with copics ! i made an inking tutorial a year ago or so but my method has changed quite a lot since then ! i love the different lineart combos you showed here, i'm always scared of using straight black because it's a bit too strong, that's why i love the colored liners so much

[@jeffszakacs2450]

Prismacolor makes color fineliners and there colors are bolder then the copics, so as a colored liner this might work for you.

[@benitoaldeguer4414]

Why are always left hand people good drawers?

[@lpsnaturepaws4629]

I draw with my left hand :3 I'm not that good, but it draw with my left hand XD (IM ONLY IN 6TH GRADEEEE XD)

[@lizzstyle4176]

Im left handed and can draw very good also xD

[@colorfulrain2670]

+Benito Aldeguer Left handed people use their right side of the brain which is known to be more creative and less analytical. Right handed people use their left side of the brain, which is analytical and mathematical and a lot of stuff us artists don't want :') Im not saying right handies are smart and left handies are dumb, i'm simply mean that right handed people are more apt to use the left side of our brain and vice versa. Hope this cleared thinks up :)

[@lizzstyle4176]

+Momo Crafts My friend is right handed and can draw SOO AMAZING! My other friend to so its not true

[@colorfulrain2670]

Lyssa Van Rhee I litereally said that neither is better at either subjects, I learned this in ap art class. I am right handed and think I do pretty good art, maybe next time do some actual research before you accuse someone of lieing :)

[@vikkidoodle8121]

I know it is 2021, but I'm still happy to see this and want to say thank you ^^

[@PatrolOfficer161]

Over sixty years of drawing and I never thought about the "T" connection inking. And I NEVER rotated my drawing! Bravo! Thank you!

[@rajnig.1077]

Baylee as soon as I saw the different colored liners, I paused the video and went to the store with my dad and got them, and I made sure to get the exact same pack you did and I love them so much!

[@emmagraceshoppa9651]

I love this tutorial! It really inspired me to try different styles of inking! I typically go for colored line art and when I do black lines I typically use a thickness around the same width as you use. Now I recalls want to try thick lines with my brush ones, seeing the example for the thick lines just looked so steampunk. Excellent job Baylee!

[@Raz0rL0u]

This is wonderful. Been struggling with line weight and this really answered a ton of my questions. Very clear and concise. Thank you so much. Subscribed.

[@lleevveell66]

Needed a refresher on this topic. Watched about 10 videos that just would not describe the where and why. THANK you! Great convo, great flow, great illustration.. great video!

[@Mikeyslilsista14]

This is probably the most useful lineart tutorial I've found😇. Thank you!

[@Craftsworldsocial]

dude the copic brush pens suck so bad, the Pentel Pocket brushes are like the only brushpens that are really worth it becasue they actually have brush fibers, whereas the copic brush pen is just a felt tip

[@BayleeJae]

Ahhh yes, that would be why I hate mine so much, lol. I might try out those Pentel ones!

[@yesungkpopper4ever]

Yup the pentel pen is great!

[@DistortedSemance]

Hollyistotallycool I've used the faber-castell brush pen before (which is a felt tip) and got some great results. As always, your mileage may vary.

[@chickpea]

+Jonathan Shepherd I love Faber Castel ones, the only thing is the colors who are avaliable for sale

[@madde.rose2]

This was EXTREMELY helpful. This is the best example and explanation for line weight anyone has ever showed me.

[@ahaha9088]

Ugh Baylee I have to get up and shower in the morning and I'm watching a 27 minute video I it's really good!

[@declankelly9579]

Thank you for explaining this so well and for not fast forwarding threw it all....finally someone showing how long you should take inking

[@emmabarstow9109]

Baylee, I'm so glad you did this! Thank you so much because for the last two years I've wondered how you and other amazing artists manage to get such smooth and amazing lines. I've spent today practicing and already can see my improvement! Thank you!

[@Icakass3]

ANATOMY OF HANDS PLES I NEED IT SOOOOOO MUCH

[@jociez]

She has a hand tutorial

[@Icakass3]

oMHG

[@Icakass3]

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[@phoebejoie5738]

+Sasha Potato SASSSSSHHHHHHHHHHAAAAAAAAAAAAA YOURE MY FAVORITE CHARACTER (Female my other one is Levi) xD

[@imCyanne]

+Sasha Potato SAMMEEEEEEEEEE

[@SM853]

Yes. YES. THANK YOU.

[@AlexanderORiordan]

Wow! Thank you for this video. I always struggled with line art because I always assumed the line thickness was done at the exact same time the first lines go down. I wouldn't have thought of going back over the first lineart! Thank you!

[@juliapavese6125]

I'm getting copic Multiliners for Christmas and this really helped me figure out how I will be using them :D I've always outlined my drawings with an ultra fine point sharpie with no line weight and I didn't realize how important it was to add line weight . Thanks Baylee!!!

[@ThatOldBiddy]

I love the cheap light box idea.... Geez! So simple.. but SUCH a great value of an idea! So much good content in this video- Good job!

[@BayleeJae]

+ThatOldBiddy Thanks! I'm glad it could help!

[@_m0lly100]

I love how you have actually took your time to show us all of the different styles. Thank you so much! It has helped loads :)

[@namelessshameless1505]

I love inking over my sketch bcs sometimes it gives it a really nice background and when I add colour it sorta helps it stand out a little less

[@itsnix2840]

I've never been so entertained from watching a tutorial. You're personality is very bright and you're really good at explaining things. Thank you so much, you really helped :)) hope to watch more!

[@Simsimay]

Certanly it will be one of the best inking tutorials. I saw it on your vlog and it covers lots of things from material to method.. Thank you :)

[@TIme2BelieveInMe]

Awesome explanation of your inking method, lot of good information and tips in there. U did an awesome job explaining why and how u use your medium, ones of the best inking videos I've watched on KZbin. I've inked plenty of drawings but I still learned a lot to make it even better. Thanks for posting videos like this, I'm sure it helps a lot of people including me.

[@MeganHaun13]

You should do a video all about tips for people who want to be professional artists and what products are the best. Thanks girl! Love your videos!!

[@elizabethbutler4709]

One of the best drawing tutorials I've ever seen!

[@liahjo663]

Thank you so much! I've been waiting for some kind of video on line weight for so long! Also, your rules were really helpful and make so much more sense than what books give you!

[@beestarjay]

I'm doing inktober this year and I want to improve my technique so this was so helpful!

[@TheAngelLewis]

love!! the makeshift light box idea!! your a life saver I was gonna make a box with a lamp socket contraption but your idea is much much much more simple

[@ArtJunkie]

Im a mixed media artist so Im inking, painting and colouring my girls. I found this to be helpful in what I do as well just transfer the info to graphite, paint or what ever it is I am using at the time. Thanks

[@rebekahvandenhole7830]

I just wanted to say I LOVE you're videos! I literally was horrible at drawing and I came here and 30 minutes later I drew and awesome picture :D thank you!!

[@gluecuparchive2178]

Perfect! I am so glad you made this as recently I've been wanting to try inking my artwork but didn't know how at ALL. Thanks Baylee!

[@lauramcclure4483]

I love these tips. I also like that you do what's pleasing to your eye even tho you have basic rules you like to follow.

[@nadienaddone2305]

was watching this vid at school today when my data ran out(got kinda pissed when it stopped playing in the middle haha) now finishing it at home, thank you so much for making cool and informative vids like these Baylee

[@JessyLyn]

This was really helpful ^.^ I've always wondered about line weight, where to thicken the lines. So thank you so much for taking your time to make this!

[@simonn9446]

You're such a great artist and also one of the best KZbinrs ever because you actually about your subscribers a lot and i look forward to your videos all the time

[@BayleeJae]

Thank you! ^_^

[@Itisabush]

Oh my god....the makeshift lightbox is GENIUS!!!! I wish I stumbled across your videos earlier!!!

[@sydneyfischer6390]

Hey Baylee, I'm a 10 year old artist (yes 10 year old) and I started taking an extreme interest in art around 1-2 years ago. So for Christmas I got and art set with Faber-Castell things and it came with the pitt artist pens and I love them but, I also have copic multiliners and I love both but the FC brush is better but the copic multiliners have a better system. I'm torn on which one I should continue using so if you could tell me which one I should/take more interest in please help me. Thanks, Sydney

[@sydneyfischer6390]

I hope you know I don't just listen to kpop lmao, also, I don't understand what music has to do with this exactly...

[@kaydenstuff]

Michaela Book Yea, she wasn't even talking about music. Where did you even get the kpop idea?

[@jeffszakacs2450]

From what artist to another use what feels the most comfortable to you.

[@flankerofficial1856]

I sit on my bed and use the window and use a black sharpie or handwriting pen type thing

[@MintedKrissu]

I think an awesome tutorial would be you showing us how you make your faces look different. I have a very Same Face Syndrome thing going on, and it's really hard for me to break away from it. So learning about how to make them look different would be awesome.

[@BayleeJae]

Mine all look different because I'm never satisfied with how my style looks, so I'm always trying to tweak things T_T The style also tends to vary depending what size I draw at. I should think about it more consciously as I work and maybe I can come up with some kind of video about it someday.

[@elj4150]

Menma Uzumaki wat

[@MoKraft]

i eat kittens at night

[@yogourtcoveredraisins]

QueenKrissu My advice would be to try and focus on the jawline and cheekbones if you can, making one a little narrower, a little boxier, etc. Another thing would be trying to focus on making the eye, nose, lip, and eyebrow shapes different for each character. This is what I try to do, although most of my characters look pretty different anyway.

[@ri-lj5ev]

I always thought that my art was making something, and I realized that the line weight is the problem. Thank you so much for making this video!! 😊

[@cheresemadison9407]

I love all your videos. Thank you so much for sharing your tips & tricks. They really help me relearn how to become a great artist. Also, I have never really been that great at drawing faces and bodies, but because of your videos I am now understanding it & can draw/sketch with more confidence. And my drawings have gotten a lot better :)

[@mmmmlllljohn]

So interesting .... you have such a steady hand! She looks great.

[@bonfiar]

I have been waiting for this video FOREVER! I've been watching your videos since the good old zkittyz days :)

[@linneawestberg6435]

When I ink my fashion designs I use the 0.3, 0.1 and 0.05 copic multiliners and on my lightly traced pencil I pick the pen with the right with and draw, get to another section and pick another pen. maybe I use 1 for skin, 3 for the clothes outlines and 05 for details:) Love your videos Baylee!

[@TheBigguy500]

Amazing. I feel secure using techniques from great artist! There are definitely some things that I lacked when inking my drawings. Thank you so much!!

[@sashaboutl9]

Do you think if I wanted to trace my sketch I could put the paper over the light of my iPad? I am just to lazy to make something xD

[@BayleeJae]

+sasha boutell Yes, that works great, especially if you make the screen pure white. You can save a photo of a white square from google images and make it full screen.

[@sashaboutl9]

+Baylee Jae OMG u replied!! Thank you very much love your vids xx

[@lennysenpai5595]

+Baylee Jae thanks

[@oliviatierney3888]

Good idea, thanks!

[@jolenemeyer3820]

I do th

[@barbaramg1245]

This may sounds weird but I like the way you talk and how you explain everything. Thank you so much for all the tips & triks! :)

[@Crystalp1456]

You are a delight to listen to while I draw. 💗

[@dragonkitty7519]

Your so good at drawing, one can say that I get jealous of you but why would I I just love the way you do your art it's so inspiring :3

[@emmalynn877]

On the topic of not being able to erase the ink - my art teacher completely banned erasers from her classroom and always said that the mistakes are one of the biggest parts of your artwork, and now I actually really like being able to look back at my drawings and see where I improved and see the journey that got that piece of artwork to where it is now.

[@fannie255]

Your teacher seems pretty cool haha

[@reusconscientia6995]

That's what my teacher says during art too

[@nataliegardner3908]

I love your videos! I'm a beginner at art and I have a similar style to yours. I'm not bad at art, but I'm definitely not great. I'm working really hard at developing my skills because I really like drawing and having something to show for it. You have inspired me a lot to continue with art

[@roderickgladwish]

Excellent video. The light box ideas are great. I never wanted to fork out cash for something I use intermittently. The guide to inking techniques was good too.

[@ezgipncr]

I have been having troubles at inking these days so thaaanks soo much that really helped me :3

[@TheGroanOfWind]

Funny, I never thought about line weight before and all my lining was very flat and dull, but after applying this technique I noticed that my drawings looked SOOO much better! Thanks!

[@moi1310]

It would be fun if you would do the 'switcharound meme' (or three artists meme) when you switch sketch, lineart and color with 2 other artists. I love to watch your collabs and challenges they are so fun! This tutorial was very helpful by the way :)

[@MonicaDoes]

This is sooo good Baylee! I really appreciate you taking the time to do this.

[@chaosbumblebee5853]

#protipsarepro

[@imnotreallyshure2609]

Great tutorial, very comprehensive and detailed thanks for spending so much of your time to teach everyone here

[@leahmcgonigal433]

Dear Baylee, I absolutely love your art and admire you so so much. I was just wondering if the copic multiliner smeared because it didn't look like it but that could be because you have a lot of practice with these things.

[@BayleeJae]

+Leah McGonigal Usually it doesn't smear once fully dried. I also tend to colour around the lines, instead of directly on top of them just as a precaution.

[@DarrynTaylornz]

Those of you who can't afford a lightbox you can use saral transfer paper, it comes in different colours (rolls) and can be use on different surface. Like if you want to transfer your drawings onto a wood desk or fabric and colour them. More importantly it is totally erasable and you can reuse your sheet of saral paper many times before having to throw it away. It gets better the longer you use it, provided you look after it. Your roll of saral transfer paper last a very long time. A lots of professional illustrators use this kind or transfer paper to copy their work. Baylee may do a video on this if she wants to. Any question drop me a note. Most art store have this and i am sure if you shop around you can get a good price.

[@celestestewart8200]

Omigosh yaasss. A fellow left handed artist! I appreciate you Baylee. I appreciate you.

[@DonkeyVoteGirl]

I use the same sketch to ink method. Not just to preserve the original sketch but also so I have a choice of papers to complete the piece on. In general sketchbook paper is terrible for anything you want to look complete and polished but if your sketch just isn't working, you haven't wasted a much more expensive piece of paper.

[@hannahjohnston3182]

I think you should do a video on different types of hairstyles and how to ink them 😊 it would be really helpful to me and probably to everyone else who struggles with hair. Your videos are fantastic and the really helped me a lot 😆 thanks Baylee 😍😘🌅🙌

[@connormurphy544]

i use sharpie pens. like, the fine point pens. i love them. i have 28. 4 are dry

[@CartWheelzOfRage]

I'm not sure if you've already done a video about this, but Baylee could you please make one talking about how you got into animation and what its like living as an artist. Pros, cons, struggles and victories? Or maybe why you started your youtube channel and how that has affected your art career or am I getting way too deep in your business? Lol

[@CatnipPanda]

I like to thicken the lines dramatically on one side of the drawing for a dramatic/ noir look

[@jacobmitchell2948]

+Faith Adams omg I did too 😂

[@mary-xc6ty]

Faith Adams same XD

[@kanga-rohcreations5385]

Steadler are amazing, I bought a set of coloured ones to experiment with and wow, they work really well with all my markers. I'm tempted to buy a bigger set of their fine liners.

[@kcapp1993]

This is awesome. I have been waiting for it ever since I saw the sketch on ur insta❤️ can u pls do a tutorial on colouring blonde hair?

[@mockingbird7632]

... I just blew my mind with the new piece of paper. I have sometimes made mistakes on ink and ruin the art because my eyes are drawn to that mistake. Thank you 😊

[@sambeawesome]

Very helpful, I've always struggled with line weight, it's surprisingly tricky, haha. I'm getting better though, and this video will definitely help push that. Thank you! :)

[@woolpuppy]

Staedtler fine liner are my go to's. Oh man, I used to have a set with fine liner cartridges, and a metal barrel. They were packaged in a see through case. I don't think they're sold that way at all anymore

[@MarshmallowHatChicks]

My favorite types of artists are people who do a more cartoony style lol. I can't draw realistic people for anything but I enjoy a more animated style. Your videos help a whole lot!

[@asianpagan]

Crayola sells a light box (tracing pad) for around $20. At Wal-Mart. It works well, is light and portable, and fits regular sized printer paper in it.

[@sweetyeojinnie1435]

This is so cool! I NEED to think about lineweight too.... And really, that idea for your own lichtbox is really creative! I want to thank you, because of you, I started drawing with copics and I completly enjoy it ;) I really love you ;) Xoxo from a big fan, Vera

[@adriannarae8700]

So far your videos are very helpful and you're very talented 😊love your channel💓

[@mocara1477]

Thank you so much for this video! I was wondering if you could do the basics of human anatomy, like how long arms and legs should generally be in proportion to the body, head size in proportion to the body, and other basic tips on improving human anatomy.

[@shackleslegphones4754]

this tutorial that i’ve been looking for!! thank you very much.. hope you’ll post a video about inking a realistic hair... thanks.

[@Cyndercake]

This video was so helpful! Thanks!

[@kyandifullyme8138]

Vivian, u watch Baylee Jae? :))))

[@MarkosDantes]

A small tip about ball-points from someone who used them starting out, they go on really patchy/spotty (?) if you use them over pencil, and they'll come out kind of dull. A lightboard would work well here.

[@MarkosDantes]

And I use Faber-Castel pens with my copics and they do smudge a little bit if the pen-ink is really thick in an area, but it's not too bad.

[@JxsmineDC]

Sucks for being poor, can't afford many drawing pens

[@oliviatierney3888]

+Jasmine Styles search the crayola art challenge, it proves that you don't need expensive materials to create good art

[@truththekid]

try inking with cheap stuff. not the same at all. i use a fine tip sharpie 😒it's so difficult

[@NJVArtimations]

+Jasmine Styles try uni-ball fineline pen

[@levitatingapricots3191]

Same

[@levitatingapricots3191]

+King Productions try a sharpie chisel tip its thinner and easier Baylee mentions them in some of her videos

[@piscespenton]

Hey Baylee, this was a really great tutorial. Super useful and fun because it's easy to keep up and draw along (i was inking a unicorn haha). I was wondering could you do a tutorial on drawing hands? Love your style and thank you for all the hard work

[@Aetheriea]

When I was very young I was told to just take some tape and you can tape your paper to a window and trace it that way. :P Only thing is make sure the tape won't damage the paper.

[@ilovesugarae]

I sooo needed this video!!!! I use a Ultra Fine Point Sharpie right now and I like how my pictures turn out.. usually not always :P

[@karenk2655]

You're such an inspiration I love your videos and I've been watching you for quite some time now. your really helpful :D ❤