Inktober

This is the first time I have ever done inktober. 

To do a drawing every day for 31 days is a challenge , one that is very possible and one I wanted to take. In my busy schedule I never take time out just to sit and draw , but with inktober I did just that. Stopping for about 20 minutes each day to sit and draw was both a therapeutic break and a really nice creative release.  I kept very organised , not once forgetting to do a drawing, which meant I was very successful with time management, which I am really happy at myself with. I really enjoyed this whole month , I feel I have been very creative and imaginative with how I have explored the prompts too, creating characters from a single word. Not only was this challenge an exercise of creative ability but also for imaginative ability, relating a single prompt to an illustration in a creative way is hard to achieve. Drawing again so frequently meant I saw a pattern appear within my works , I began to develop some sort of a drawing style I found when I collected all my drawings together. 

First Inktober:

Noise

Collect

Hungry

Sad

Hidden

Lost

Rock

Broken

Travel

Worried

Scared

Tree

Relax

Wet

Battle

Escape

Flight

Squeeze

Big

Little

Slow

One Dozen

Tired

Box

Creepy

Burn

Surprise

Wreck

Friend