Fantasy Art Workshop Ink Drawing Techniques – DVD

Description

This two-disc DVD set gives you the most detailed look ever at Jeff Miracola’s ink drawing processes as he creates multiple pieces and answers your questions about producing amazing ink drawings from start to finish. This amazing resource is intended for both beginners and professional alike.

Download helpful inking templates seen in the video here:

Inking Practice Template

Paper Evaluation Template

CHAPTER LIST

Disc 1 (Main Feature)

• Introduction
• About Jeff Miracola
• A Word About Inking
• Photographing Reference
• Inspirational Sketching
• The Final Drawing
• Inking Tools
• Spotting Blacks
• Testing Inks
• Inking Monster – Part One
• Making Marks
• Inking Warrior – Part One
• Choosing Paper
• Inking Monster – Part Two
• More About Brush Pens
• Inking Warrior – Part Two
• Applying Ink Splatters
• Digital Enhancements
• Outro/End Credits

Disc 2 (Main Feature)

• Ten Questions with Jeff
• Cleaner Splattering
• Style and Technique
• Cleaning Tools
• Roots – Ink Drawing
• Black Moon – Ink Drawing
• Making Walnut Ink
• Tree Dweller – Ink & Acrylic
• Art Gallery – Ink Drawings
• Art Gallery – Paintings
• Outtakes
• End Credits

Technical Specs for the Ink Drawing DVDs:

• Number of discs: 2
• Running time: 3 hours 20 minutes
• Format: NTSC
• Sound: Dolby Digital
• Language: English
• Regions: All regions
• Aspect Ratio: 16:9
• Age Range: 14 and up
• Rated: Not rated
• DVD Release Date: December 2020
• UPC Barcode: 735201936284
• ISBN: 9780986320774

About the DVD format:

The DVDs are region-free, which means there are no limitations on which country can view the DVDs. However, the DVDs are created in NTSC format. For those that don’t know, NTSC format is used primarily in the United States and Canada, while PAL format is used in Europe and parts of Asia. NTSC DVD players can not play PAL formatted discs. But most PAL DVD players can play NTSC formatted discs. If you’re concerned that these DVDs will not play in your PAL DVD player, consider getting the digital downloads instead. If you’ve bought NTSC DVDs from the United States before, then these DVDs should work for you just fine. If you’re curious which DVD format your country uses, you can view this list on Sony’s website.