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> The far too many examples...

Well, I guess it can happen. It's a pity, though.

> As for the image, I assume you used Colour Burn tool? At least it's how I would do it... and I would also use Dodge to lighten the BG... But I felt Lazy:D What do I miss?

Sorry, but you're on the wrong track (^_^)7
Try to give a closer look, especially to her right hand and to her gun. What I did was to use the old brush tool to make some of the original outlines thicker. The color burn tool would have made the stroke darker, not thicker, and most of the outlines in the drawing were black already. The background and the fillings were ok to me, so I did nothing to them. My inking is based on two simple principles. First, choose the direction of the light and thicken the outlines on the opposite side. Second, the foreground objects should have a thicker outline. Of course there are exceptions and it takes a while to do it right, especially when drawings have a lot of details, but I hope that you've found it at least interesting!

> As for halloween scene... It has a potential... but to fit it in one image, it needs further development...

You can take your time. The next Halloween is ok to me, lol!
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