Reminds me a lot of Le Eh's sketchy style, what with the lines going all over the place in an edgy manner. You lift the pen a lot less than he does though, so rather than looking like slashes and needles it looks more like brush strokes.

Must have done this shortly after I started talking to him. I always subconsciously incorporate stuff from work I like.

He told me you an' him were talking, and that he liked your shit. Good to see some technique exchange going on. I wonder if he's taking up anything of yours?

I have a bad habit of taking up whatever it was I was last exposed to. I once had a History teacher write "Why is this report in Victorian english?" on the top of a paper I handed in while I was going through Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's collected works (and let me tell you, Sherlock Holmes is by FAR his best stuff. His other stuff is not all that exciting and mostly "England! England! Rah rah rah! Fuck the non-caucasian masses!")

i like the art style you used