#Inktober Day 17: My husband always jokes that when my mind wanders, my eyes become unfocused and it looks like I’m “staring into the void”. For those who *do* encounter the void, know that someone out there thinks you are wonderful.
#Inktober Day 15: I was home sick today, and I definitely remember it being more fun as a kid.
#Inktober Day 7: Words aren’t always needed to comfort someone.
#Inktober Day 5: My dog cuddles on his own terms.
#Inktober Day 4: My dad grew up with 3 sisters and then had 3 daughters…needless to say, he’s been surrounded by women his entire life. He’s always been a very mellow guy, but now that my sisters and I are grown adults, he’s definitely started speaking his mind more.
#Inktober Day 2 (forgot to post this up yesterday): Business ‘Rex
#Inktober Day 3: There’s this really cute dog at our office that LOVES fetch. She would quietly walk up to you with the ball and just drop it at your feet expectantly. I thought I’d try channeling her in this strip.
#Inktober Day 1: A few Inktobers ago, I did a drawing of a witch planting stars. I decided to kick off Inktober with a little vignette of her granddaughter.
Trail running is great, you guys.
Another li’l comic from when I was sick these past few weeks. My poor husband was such an excellent caretaker during all this even if I kept pushing him away.