Once again, I decided to give Inktober a try. I didn’t really know how to do it, though, as October was quite packed with moving around and traveling a lot. So I certainly wouldn’t be able to do it the traditional way. Instead, I decided to train my digital drawing skills a bit and draw in Autodesk Sketchbook on my tablet. Which didn’t turn out quite as easy as I had hoped – still very unfamiliar with drawing digitally it took me ages to finish the artworks and therefore I wasn’t able to create a drawing for every prompt. In addition to that, I got sick in the middle of October and had to take a break from drawing.
But I definitely learned and improved and that’s the most important part of Inktober, right?
01.10.2019
“ring”
02.10.2019
“mindless”
03.10.2019
“bait”
04.10.2019
“freeze”
05.10.2019
“build”
06.10.2019
“husky”
07.10.2019
“enchanted”
08.10.2019
“frail”
09.10.2019
“swing”
10.10.2019
“pattern”
11.10.2019
“snow”
12.10.2019
“dragon”
13.10.2019
“ash”
17.10.2019
“ornament”
30.10.2019
“catch”
Materials: Autodesk Sketchbook
Time: approx. 2-3 hours per drawing
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