Inktober is one week old/young! It's been a fun week of joining in the draw-every-day challenge. When I was a kid, up until about puberty, I'm pretty sure I did draw every day. So, it's been a bit of return to my prepubescent self?
Oh well, whatever, it's been fun. There are daily optional prompts, but the priority is to complete an ink drawing every day. I like using the prompts, though.
During the week, I've actually been "sneak drawing" while at work - just kinda chip away at the drawings in between work stuff. Dang, those teenagers can be so interruptive! Rude, no? Also, for drawing at work, I limit myself to my little
moleskine notebook, a fat sharpie, and a generic felt tip. Further challenge!
Here's what I got so far
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| 1. Swift |
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| 2. Divided |
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| 3. Poison |
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| 4. Underwater |
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| 5. Long |
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| 6. Sword |
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| 7. Shy |
Wolfgang's been keeping up too, so we keep each other motivated. Good little exercise for those of us feeling rather underemployed 😕 😀
2 comments:
I like your interpretations of the topics as much as I like your drawings. But what's up with feeling underemployed?
Well, thanks. I honestly don't like them, with the light exception of "shy", "long", and some aspects of "poison". But the point is to screw up so as to get better :P
As for "underemployed", I took my job for its potential to lead to bigger things. In the meantime, it's the meantime. Wolfgang has a similar "stepping-stone" job. Patience and doodlin' for now.
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