Inktober 2020 - Week 3
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Three more inktober drawings:
15 - Outpost
16 - Rocket
17 - Storm
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Day 17 - Storm
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Day 17 Storm. I have a question for the group. What do you use for a white out? I have both Bombay white and FW white. Neither cover black ink in one pass. I found BIC white out works well, but it instantly gums up my brushes, and I don’t feel like sacrificing one for touch up.
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Day 17: Bellatrix Lestrange
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Cats magical cats! A witches best sidekick!!!
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@Molambo Cute and funny!
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Yay! Inktober 2020! It's helps me get back into sketching every day. Day 17-Storm
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Inktober day 17 STORM
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Inktober Day 17!
Late night storm.
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Day 17 STORM rider. Anime inspired.
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Inktober day 18 TRAP
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Day18 - Trap
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2 versions for Trap.
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Inktober Day Seventeen - Storm
My "first" late post of the challenge! Hopefully it won't happen again, at least not to this extent, but here's my drawing for day 17.
I was having a tough time coming up with an idea that was both simple, yet told a story. After a lot of the thinking and thumbnailing, an image by @AnthonyWheeler of his skeleton character Wally having tea (or coffee, maybe) with Frankenstein's Monster came into my head and I figured the prompt, "Storm" would be a great opportunity to draw something Frankenstein-related. (So thank you for the inspiration Mr. Wheeler! You draw some awesome work!)
Originally, I aimed to draw in a more realistic style, but I couldn't figure out how to fit Frankenstein's Monster on the page. Usually Frankenstein's monster has a very flat-top head/hair shape in popular culture, so that inspired me to draw in a more geometric style for the rest of the post. It won't work for everything, but I think it works out well here.
If I could continue this piece, I think I would add a grey wash on the interior section of the image (probably including over the characters, too), just so that the lightning would stand out more.
