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Because I may not be the best person to ask, since I am far from an expert, I won't get into anything specific about your artworks. But you did ask, so....
I suppose that it depends a lot on what kind of style or medium you are going to focus on and accomplish.
For me and my pen and ink kind of style, a light box and a couple of books on inking comics (DC Comics Guide to Inking Comics is really good) and figure drawing(Burne Hogarth books stand out)helped loads. These impart a very basic, very fundamental approaches and information to both the theory and the techniques that you may need.
For digital coloring, there are lots of good video tutorials out there that make the process very clear and easy to see. Youtube is a good start. I for one am usually able to replicate what I see someone else doing just once, so the video tutorials usually give me a good nudge in the right direction.
And of course there's always practice practice practice!
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I suppose that it depends a lot on what kind of style or medium you are going to focus on and accomplish.
For me and my pen and ink kind of style, a light box and a couple of books on inking comics (DC Comics Guide to Inking Comics is really good) and figure drawing(Burne Hogarth books stand out)helped loads. These impart a very basic, very fundamental approaches and information to both the theory and the techniques that you may need.
For digital coloring, there are lots of good video tutorials out there that make the process very clear and easy to see. Youtube is a good start. I for one am usually able to replicate what I see someone else doing just once, so the video tutorials usually give me a good nudge in the right direction.
And of course there's always practice practice practice!
For now I prefer inking by hand and the finished physical product that I am left with!
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