Can you use markers over white-out? Or would you use white watercolour or acrylic over that to hide it, and then marker over that?

I haven't tried the markers with whiteout, though I could probably borrow some of Mr. Lab's watercolor pencils to fix it. I'm thinking I might just touch everything up digitally, though, since it should only take a couple of minutes on the laptop. It isn't ideal, but it's doable

Louis has a real old school look going with that hat.

It's a good look for him, I think ^^

Henry should be feeling vindicated - he has the Benjamin role, and gets to cynically call out everyone else's BS.

Right? I mean, Eeyore fit for the year of Winnie the Pooh, and this fits him pretty well also

Hehe I remember that pain. I just recently started sketching traditionally again for fun/Practice but I shan't be attempting traditional inking again anytime soon x3

My one good inking pen crapped out on me and the kind I like are super difficult to find nowadays (possibly out of production... I'm still looking into it), so I've been experimenting. I'm gonna say this pen is not a good replacement. XD

But good on you for flexing those traditional art muscles! They make everything else better.

Ahh yeah art supplies can be rough since you need to actually test it out to know if it works. I've been having that trouble looking for a proper desk easel!

But yeah, is been fun. It'd been at least 3 years or so since I had put graphite to the page.

I feel you, during school time when I used a fountain pen, being a leftie left sooo much smeared paint in my homeworks and what not.