And we’ve reached the end of Inktober. Overall, it has been a really fun and useful activity for me. Thinking of an image for each word prompt was a nice creative challenge in itself, and I got to practice my hand-drawn drawing skills, which were a bit rusty. I’m quite fond of how some of them turned out.
I recently did an illustration for an article exploring the possible outcome of the climate change movement lead by young activist Greta Thunberg.
Here are the next ten Inktober drawings, only eleven more to go. I’ll continue posting them daily on my Instagram.
In case anyone’s wondering, I’ve been inking with a Zebra V-301 Fountain Pen, a Zebra Zensations Double-Sided Brush Pen, and a regular Sharpie marker. They might not be the most professional tools available but they’ve been working well enough for me.
So I decided to try the Inktober challenge after avoiding it for several years. I’m limiting myself to only using black ink.
Here are the first ten drawings. You can follow my progress on my Instagram.
This illustration was done for a blog I’m collaborating with, called Culturico. You can read the article here.
I went for a more retro-futuristic aesthetic for the robots because I find it more appealing than uncanny valley machines. Wigs are fine with me though.
The following are my sketches done before the clean, final version.
I sometimes draw bizarre fleshy faceless monster. I was obsessed with Silent Hill in the 2000’s. Maybe these things are related somehow.
