US-based illustrator Jake Parker started the Inktober drawing challenge in 2009, in which participating artists from all over the world have to draw a different ink drawing every day in October and ...
It looks like a bad crop job, but I did a bad job planning the page and ran out of paper. #inktober #inktober2017 pic.twitter.com/rCSPIZt8ec ...
FROM A single nib, thousands upon thousands of artists can be drawn into the fold. That nib, as it began, belonged to Jake Parker, a Utah-based artist who said he “created InkTober in 2009 as a ...
"Inktober is the perfect way to practice drawing, to challenge yourself, to create new pieces and bond with your fellow artists," Sosa says. Sosa loves the daily commitment that's required, as well as ...
In 2009, artist Jake Parker wanted to hone his 'inking' skills. 31 days, 31 drawings - he set himself up for the task and began to put up his drawings on his blog. Soon, a community of artists, ...
This year, it’s the spooky, scary Halloween-themed Inktober pieces that we’re most excited about. These pieces are wonderfully weird, magnificently macabre, spectacularly spooky, and even more ...
The audio version of this article is generated by AI-based technology. Mispronunciations can occur. We are working with our partners to continually review and improve the results. For a past Inktober, ...
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