Sequential Pumpkin Head is gravy... adore it.

@Katherine thank you very much!

Working on a new piece of basketball legend Jerry West. Please let me know what y'all think.
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@demotlj I have been locking my elbow, but I forgot about starting them in the air.Thank you!

I'm so excited for you. The world needs to see your wonderful take on this world!

@TessaW thanks! I love what you did as well especially that girl and the moon.

Alllright - final 3!

Idea with this guy was he'd be a poisoner by trade, and since they carry their young on their back, it's a built in mobile defense platform!

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My kids were very clear that the Axolotl was the king. So... I tried to make him more of a head honcho. Thought maybe I would mirror the design a little of the Olm since they're very similar, but where the Olm would be an evil character, blind and deaf in his cave, the Axolotl would be the good ruler.

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And..... the holy cross frog. A friend of mine reminded me of that frog in Chronotrigger for the SNES. Totally forgot about that guy! So, here is a kind of ultimate badass inspired by Kaeru 🙂

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Working on something pretty cool 😊
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@Lee-White Thank you so much Lee for your reply, I really appreciate it! And I totally understand your point! Looking forward to the upcoming HFYA live streams and prompts 🙂

@Dulcie Thanks Dulcie 🙂

@ShannonBiondi Thanks 😃

@pamela-fraley thank you so much! Means a lot as I absolutely love your work! (I follow you on Instagram. 😊) Fantastic piece from you for this contest too.

Hi guys! This is my second Inktober. I took part for the first time last year and managed to complete all the 31 prompts!

I am working with the official prompt list this year, but with a running theme focused on fantasy and magical creatures. So, by the end of Inktober, I will have 31 new characters! Next year, I would like to do the official prompt list and create my own list as well!

I took the whole of September to get the ideas in place. All my characters have been penciled out already.

Last year, I did Inktober to get some of my ideas fleshed out, for a book I'm writing. The book is something of a personal project/ hobby that I do from time to time when I feel like escaping reality, and just want to unwind. Inktober helps me practise and improve on my conceptualisation and line work. I also have been working with different materials and mediums now, to get more experience in that sense.

I will colour in these characters for Slowvember and create a collage of all 31 characters together.

My niece is 2. She is a connoisseur of the toilet buffet. There's just something primal about poop that most kids are fascinated with 🙂

Hi Jake,
I would like to learn more about a few specific website creating sites maybe that you all use for your portfolios and how to go about setting them up. Portfolio and Self Promotion with James Yang was a great video about portfolios, I would like to learn more about the actual nuts and bolts of a few of the most popular website creators out there. Thanks and all the best, really looking forward to Inktober this year...

@Di07 hi, not, not yet, ill give it a try as soon I've some time left...

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Finally finish this one!

Happy new year everyone!

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I really appreciated her comment that you shouldn't spend more than 1/2 hour testing different "tools" because that's my weakness. I love messing with organizational apps and devising organizational systems and then once I've got them all set up, I ignore them! I've been better lately at sticking to two tools: I use Wunderlist -- a to-do app -- for all of my work stuff and I've been using Good Notes for my art projects because I can also draw in Good notes and throw sketches in there as I develop ideas. Good Notes is pretty much like a virtual notebook so it feels low tech even though it's an app. I like using apps because they work across all of my devices so I can "brain dump" whenever I think of something I need to add. I wish I had had them when my kids were young because I have a terrible memory and keeping track of their lives as well as mine drove me to distraction.

I also deliberately use two different tools for work and art even though she says to use only one because I want to feel like I'm at work when I'm at work and be in a different mental place when I'm doing my art. Switching tools helps me switch gears.

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