Hey there! I am in love with the inking style in Pretty Deadly. Is there anywhere that Emma Ríos has shared the tools she uses? The quality of her line seems to be made of the essence of whatever she draws. Thanks so much!

Oh, hi there. For inking Pretty Deadly I use the Pentel Pocket Brush for almost everything. This beauty here: http://www.jetpens.com/Pentel-Pocket-Brush-Pen-for-Calligraphy/pd/1793

It’s so versatile and fast, and i highly recommend it;)

emma

steelpengu:

Thinking of making her necklace a dream catcher with bird bones. My hair pasta is out of control. I feel like my Amano is showing too.

#instagood #lineart #comicart #shirtdesign #bandmerch #hairporn #horrorart #western #weirdwest #wildwest #prettydeadly #collaboration #workinprogress #digitalart #artwork #dailyart #process #badass #toughgirl #goth #amano #pastahair

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thebakingnerd:

At last, it’s here, the Harry Potter/Pretty Deadly crossover you never knew you didn’t want!

Because there’s no such thing as a joke that’s too niche, or a reference that’s too obscure.

Harry Potter and Ron Weasley are from JK Rowling’s Harry Potter series (well, duh!) and Deathface Ginny is from the brilliantly surreal and macabre Pretty Deadly comics by Kelly Sue DeConnick and Emma Ríos, which you should totally check out if you’re not reading them already.

The big question still remains, however:
Which Hogwarts house would Deathface Ginny get sorted into?

HA HA HA HA HA Awesome

Pretty Deadly 10
When It's My Time...

singlewalkrun:

So there’s a poem/folk song near the end of Pretty Deadly #10 that I just couldn’t read without hearing this tune.

Words of this song should be credited to the creative team of Pretty Deadly: Kelly Sue Deconnick, Emma Rios, and Jordie Bellaire

❤️