Day 284 (Thursday October 12) ink puppy

Ink, ink, and more ink. I discovered sometimes something looks bad simply because it isn’t finished yet. I kept adding layers, and now I love the little guy. Ignore the little bit of eraser on the page. 🙂 I drew this for someone I am very very late in sending something to…. hopefully she will think he is sweet.

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Day 280 (sun oct 8) Inktober “crooked”

I googled “sneaky thief” and found an online image (and couldn’t find the artist’s name…), copied the general body shape but somehow his neck turned out unbearably long. Still I actually like my version better, mistakes and all.

Here’s yesterday’s “shy” inked up…

Day 275 (b) Tues Oct 3… granddaughter art

My 5 year old granddaughter, Ellis, is an artist, too. We worked on this together but she did the hard parts. It’s her daddy and little brother at the pumpkin patch last Sunday.

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I did my own version, as well, after I practiced on hers:

I love his little face!

Day 273 (Sun Oct 1) Inktober!! Day 1

Well, it is day one of an art challenge called Inktober, started in 2009 by artist Jake Parker. The point of the challenge is to work a little bit every day, consistently, and improve your skill. (Sound familiar???!!) But specifically, in ink. Rules:

Make a drawing in ink

post it online

hashtag with inktober and inktober 2017

repeat every day of october

Some of the participants are wicked good already. But I’m only in competition with myself, right?

We picked pumpkins today with the grandkids: