Erasing and Clean Up |

Erasing and Clean Up |

After the process of Inking is completed, and after the permanent marker has dried (which only takes seconds), you will then need to erase and clean up the inked image.  Use a good soft-rubber eraser.  Is you use a hard, crusted eraser, it will smear the pencil and ink marks, while a new, fresh eraser will not.  

Erase the pencil marks which were not inked over. In my case, there is a lot of erasing to do.  As you become more familiar with your style of sketching, you might have less erasing and clean up to do.  

Clean up involves completing any lines that may not have been completed, and making sure that the inked version is the best you can make it.