Inktober 2019 - Day 24 - DIZZY

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It's funny when we see, in movies and books, these scenes in which most women faint when they are startled. Today I don't see much this drama in women, I dare to say that we are freer in many ways.

First, we no longer use the deadly corset that restricts circulation and restricts breathing.
Second, we don't have to be socially subjected to having an extremely thin figure and suffering from malnutrition to achieve it.
Third, we are not using a deadly chemical to make our skin whiter, which causes severe anemia, as Greek women did.

Dizzy? I hope that women stop believing that fainting for everything is a sign of delicacy and grace.
If you have been following my work you will notice that I am not a person working with ink in any way, but today I decided to do a little research and stop drawing blindly. I found a couple of interesting techniques.

You can see the progress in the step by step that follows.

STEP BY STEP

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FINISHED PROJECT.

I am used to throwing lines in a messy way with the pen, that style is not illegal and has a certain charm, but it can be done more neatly obtaining really beautiful results. I hope to continue evolving and making my style flow. I want to try everything and that is what Steemit.com has driven me.

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Has it been to your liking? I invite you to continue seeing excellent illustrations for InkTober in the profile of @OCD and original.content@original.content.

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And a special greeting to the communities of discovery-it@discovery-it, stellae@stellae, c-sqared@c-sqared, curie@curie, and helpie@helpie for the support provided.

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