#Inktober Day 26: I am filled with apprehension whenever I first pop off the lid of a pumpkin for carving. I imagine something sinister, consisting of pumpkin seeds and fibers, lurking inside, just waiting to unleash itself when I open the top. Irrational, I know.
#Inktober Day 25: There was quite a storm that whisked through the Seattle area tonight with 50 mph winds. A lot of places lost power, including ours. We were fortunate that it wasn’t for long, but I know some are still without. Hang in there!
#Inktober Day 24: There’s not much that can phase me on a Friday. (Also, I wish I could actually animate that fast in Panel 3.)
#Inktober Day 23: Contour drawing study of a treehouse I saw from Treehouses of the World. It’s always fun doing contour drawings because there’s no erasing or take-backsies. It forces you to be present and mindful of your strokes.
#Inktober Day 22: Karl told me he saw our neighbor’s dog, the infamously cute white chihuahua, outside with its owner wearing a green rain jacket today. I wasn’t there, so I tried to draw it wishing I was.
#Inktober Day 21: Goodbye, summer. ;_;
#Inktober Day 20: Otter with goggles. Not my favorite sketch, but that’s not the point of experimentation.
#Inktober Day 19: To new beginnings
#Inktober Day 18: My sister’s friend suggested a robot in paradise. Maybe making it to outer space is their ultimate dream.
#Inktober Day 17: My cousin and her family came to stay over, so I didn’t get much time to draw today. It did give me a chance to sketch my nieces and nephews though. My two nieces thought my gestures needed coloring, so they helped me with a few up top.