SVS does Inktober 2018

[Teju Abiola]

Day 07: Exhausted, the cypress flower for despair.
Very loose and not too happy with this one, but a learning experience it was indeed.

[kylebeaudette]

Safe at last!

[marissaarts]

Haven't posted days 1 - 6 on here, but I thought it's never too late to start; here's day 7, Exhausted:

Would love any feedback! Thanks

[MissMushy]

Exhausted - it’s still yesterday somewhere right? Thanksgiving shall not derail me. I will not fall behind. I will not fall behind.
Week 1 done and SVSers are killing it! On to week 2!! (Ps thanks for all the follows on Insta too)

[smceccarelli]

The holiday is over and this is my last Inktober pretend-entry ...no 8?
Life and work is back in full swing and there will be no more outdoor sketching for a while...

[Heather Boyd]

#inktober #inktober2018 Day 8 Drooling (mix up with Day 6)

[Teju Abiola]

Day 08: Star
Ipheion, the starflower

[demotlj]

I’m using Inktober to improve my line and wash and had many unsuccessful drawings but this one turned out ok. Getting there. (A day late posting but I didn’t have time to finish until today.)
Day 7: Exhausted

[Judy Elizabeth Wilson]

@teju-abiola Nice technique! I would love to do some watercolour like this.

[StudioLooong]

Day 8, Star! The Big Dipper has a naked-eye double in it’s handle made of two stars, Alcor and Mizar. In Native American mythology these stars are known as Chickadee and his cooking pot. Chickadee is a fearsome warrior who, along with Robin and Moose-Bird, chase Mother Bear (the “cup” part of the dipper) across the sky.

[NessIllustration]

Day 8: Wish

[robgale]

Day 8: Star

[chrisaakins]

Day 8. I broke my rule of no Christmas before Thanksgiving but it was for a good cause.

[Judy Elizabeth Wilson]

What are these two up to?

[kylebeaudette]

Happy Pumpkin man.

[burvantill]

@studiolooong This is adorable. And the story is interesting.

[StudioLooong]

@burvantill thanks so much!

[Teju Abiola]

@judy-elizabeth-wilson Yes, do it

[aska]

Precious!

[StudioLooong]

Precious. When I was a kid I LOVED upturning logs and rocks in search of critters. Finding a little salamander was just about the coolest thing ever. It immediately became my treasure for the day.