Another option would be to use white acrylic paint. With my monochrome sketch cards, I use white acrylic paint for highlights, general clean-up, and some texturing. I get better results with the paint, as the white gel pen isn't opaque enough (I've gone through a bunch of these. The paint is still superior to it). If you try acrylic paint, I suggest investing in a small liner brush and practicing on sketches, if you're not used to using a brush. As Antlers said, use it sparingly, but when it's used, it usually makes for some nice results.
Super Mario Wars - in the style of the Star Wars "Style B" one-sheet poster art - original is 14" x 17": http://j-dubi.deviantart.com/art/Super-Mario-Wars-356086359
Thanks, and thanks for the suggestions TrakNar. I haven't really tried using paint much, its always been dry media...need to do some practice with watercolors and acrylics
2 more sketch cards, inspired by today's Clone Wars finale, a Tooka and a Jedi Temple Guard: http://j-dubi.deviantart.com/art/Tooka-357299192 http://j-dubi.deviantart.com/art/Jedi-Temple-Guard-357310916
This is a very special piece I did of Chewie's family–from The Star Wars Holiday Special— which is now one of the art pieces being auctioned off for the Art for Leah auction...
Thanks, been busy lately with some other graphic design projects. I'll be getting back into sketch cards soon.
