It’s the end of Inktober which means I have finished 31 drawings. Here is the final week and a bit.
It’s not always easy to get the drawing done. For me, that is the point. That some days the ideas come quick and easy, and others it is difficult, but that every day something is made. The end of the month feels like the end of a project. Looking back having enjoyed the process and being pleased to have created something, along with a little bit of relief that it is done and I can focus on something new.
Woman in a dark room looking out of an open door into the light. Her left hand is on the door frame, her right is shading her eyes. For Inktober day 22. Theme: Open.
Day 23
Woman sits in a small row boat in an open body of water. Her arms hug her knees and her head is down. The boat has a burst of water leak up in to the air. For Inkotber day 23. Theme: Leak.
Day 24
Cartoonish dinosaur with big eyes and a spotty back and tail. Probably a babyish T-Rex. For Inktober day 24. Theme: Extinct.
Day 25
Tomato is squished (or splatted) on a flat surface. For Inktober day 25. Theme: Splat.
Day 26
Connect Four game board with a few discs underneath. For Inkotber day 28. Theme: Connect.
Day 27
Angle Grinder is held against a long bar and sparks are flying out. For Inkotber day 27. Theme: Spark.
Day 28
Frying pan with 4 strips of bacon. For Inktober day 29. Theme: Crispy.
Day 29
Two bandaids crossed over one another on a miscellaneous limb. For Inktober day 29. Theme: Patch.
Day 30
Slithering snake on top of an abstract black triangle. For Inktober day 30. Theme: Slither.
Day 31
Left foot is balancing on a pole as the right foot steps out onto a tight rope. For Inktober day 31. Theme: Risk.
Background
Inktober was started in 2009 by Jake Parker as a way to improve his own skills and practice.
