Inktober 2020 - Week 2

[charitymunoz]

Inktober day 5: BLADE

And my daughter's:

[David starfas]

Blade.
Evander grabbed his blade and went after that snake before he had time to worry.
Had to add a little watercolor to my ink on this one.
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[Julia]

@Jonathan-Malski it is not striking, this is still working. We assume this is an effect of the clothing.

[Chris W]

@VeronicaMui Thanks! The Far Side is great stuff

[Julia]

@chrisaakins I love it!

[Chris W]

Day 6 - Rodent

[Nyrryl Cadiz]

@Chris-W ahahahahahaha!!!!! keep 'em coming!!!!!

[Chris W]

@Nyrryl-Cadiz Thanks! I'll try my best

[arielg]

@charitymunoz very beautiful capture of the boy, is he yours? it seems like he knows he's being captured

[arielg]

@Chris-W HAHA! very very good! reminds me of family dinner with some of my kids and their refusal to eat new food, or in general make problems...

[KariBu]

06 - Rodent: Rat Skeleton

[Maureen]

Thanks, again, @AustinShurtliff for setting up this way to let us work through Inktober. This is my first time for Inktober and I am using it to get myself back into drawing every day to a prompt I would not have come up with on my own. Here's my entry for RODENT -- Tail in hand and looking desperate, he showed up at our doorstep one evening.

[Whitney Simms]

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[Whitney Simms]

Little rodent!

[Martian wars]

@AustinShurtliff

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[Dima Eichhorn]

[Melanie Daigle]

@Whitney-Simms Aw thanks so much!

[ruth]

Day 6 - Rodent
An experimental inky capybara. Having fun with Lee's new classes

[Melanie Daigle]

Little werewolf for day 6

[Chris W]

@arielg Thanks! Yeah, it seemed like a problem so universal it probably translates across species