u/BryceCzuba

I feel like the 90s anime had a lot of promotional art that includes Ranma as "one of the girls", beach themed stuff or like the doco album covers I don't know if people would get the impression that Ranma is supposed to be a guy that turns into a girl. Does anybody have any thoughts on that? It was something I thought of. I had fun drawing this though since I like character interactions. I think the lines are kind of unclear and I think the arms and hands look a bit weird. This may be the last Ranma art I post for a little bit since I'm working on my manga and its characters so I can share that in the near future.

These are two pieces I did the last couple of days. The second sketchier one took significantly less time, as you can see its obviously a rougher sketch, to be honest though I kind of like it more. It could also be the subject matter in that its a character interaction instead of a pose. However I also feel like the sketch has a natural energy that I like that I struggle to replicate with inked line art. Obviously I could always clean up my sketch more. Please let me know if you have any thoughts. My aim is to do manga/graphic novels, but working digitally of course I'm not limited by the same constraints as traditional artists, which can be a good or bad thing.

I shared the final version as well as my sketch to lineart steps. I felt the pencil sketch was pretty rough which is why I have an intermediate sketch. I feel that maybe my mistake was putting too much detail in the original sketch. I'm using Clipstudiopaint for this and used a pencil brush for the sketch and for the final it was the real g-pen. I feel as I went from the top of the canvas to the bottom I got a bit better at controlling the line thickness but you can tell me. I also went back over a number of lines especially on the outside and added multiple strokes of the real g-pen.