For the 'relic' prompt of day 02 of inktober, I chose an ancient type of video entertainment store. Little is known of their purpose, but some of them still stand in remote areas near shopping malls and parking lots where tumbleweeds roam. The perspective is extra wonky but that's cause I went straight to ink, no underpaint, no tools. What I'd be more interested in is how to add value when you don't want to ink it all and only work via hatching, or rather, where I could have added more. As it stands, the movie poster silhouette is an eye catcher, despite only intended to be a little extra, not the focus of the composition. Cheers, happy inking anyone.

For the 'relic' prompt of day 02 of inktober, I chose an ancient type of video entertainment store. Little is known of their purpose, but some of them still stand in remote areas near shopping malls and parking lots where tumbleweeds roam. The perspective is extra wonky but that's cause I went straight to ink, no underpaint, no tools. What I'd be more interested in is how to add value when you don't want to ink it all and only work via hatching, or rather, where I could have added more. As it stands, the movie poster silhouette is an eye catcher, despite only intended to be a little extra, not the focus of the composition. Cheers, happy inking anyone. | Artwod Feedback