it's why he was dead all the time

Also, it has to do with how many mistakes are you willing to look at and record in your sketchbook (which is dependent on the level of your observation). Immediately inking will show where you're at, unable to erase the bad lines.

No, I don't. I never sketch. Only with portraits do I sketch sometimes. I don't know why. I think I take a lot of satisfaction from immediately inking.

But I'm not far off from being a lay person myself. I only picked up drawing about a year ago after a 20 year hiatus, so there's a lot I have to learn (including sketching perhaps, but, no forget it, I dislike it too much).

thank you, ser

moar!

or graphs of evolutionary phylogeny

I can take a jab at him.

who is this?

or Fischer Random

It was Bobby Fischer who introduced it, because he was sick spending so much time on opening memory.

I don't do jobs anymore.