Share your Inktober projects!

[jenithornhill]

Today's prompt is MOON

[K.Flagg]

Day 3 Vessel -

[braden H]

[Koaila.art]

@JoshSchouwstra I love it! Can't wait to see a whole story? Is the story is ready already or you invent it every day?

[Geoffrey Gordon]

Sorry guys am a bit late to the party, I am going for a star wars theme this year. So here are my first 3 prompts. The Crystal Fox, The Mandalorian Suit, and Grogu in his Vessel.

[aska]

a few more

[aurelia]

Day 4 Knot!

[TheArtBard]

Inktober Day 4 - " Knot"

WOW! This one was deceptively difficult!
Took a lot of relearning certain techniques to achieve the looks I was going for!

I typically think like a painter, but inking is all about thinking in 2-3 tones, y'know, negative and positive space. It took a lot of inspirational browsing and quick study (and hours of practice before bed to reacclimate the hand and brain to a different technique) to get to even the half way done mark.

Anywho - yes, "knot" - a character design! Three spirity looking creatures who got themselves alllll sorts of tied up

A hard one, but a fun one! Enjoy y'all

Stay busy, keep healthy!

Shani

[Katie Carling]

Instagram seems to be down today so I thought I would share here. You all are so creative, I love seeing your work!
Day 4: knot. This is pretty much how well I can fish!

[chrisaakins]

D is for Diego;
Knot

[Doodleworx]

Day 1 - crystal

[Jeremiahbrown]

[Doodleworx]

Day 2 - suit

[Doodleworx]

Day 3 - vessel:

[Doodleworx]

Day 4 -knot

[davidg]

First time doing Inktober - catching up... Warm up:

[davidg]

I am doing a dog theme (just because)... Here is Crystal:

Suit:

Vessel:

[davidg]

And today is Knot:

[Georgios Christopoulos]

DAYS 4 & 5!

[anakreker]

My ink drawing for day 4 of Inktober — knot.
I wanted to draw a donkey after watching Pinoccio (2019) movie yesterday. Drawing animals is my favorite subject in general, and I painted it with brown Indian ink washes. I tried to spend no more than one hour from start to finish, but I think I spend 1 hour and 20 minutes instead (including finding references and sketching).
What do you guys think about my inking technique? Any suggestions on how to improve it?