2022 Inktober 52 - One sketch per week.

[Chrissy]

Absolutely love it Robalone. Thank you.

[Chrissy]

There was only one mountain I thought of that I would draw.

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[catbert]

Catch-up drawing for the previous prompt.

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Exposure therapy for elephants: a mouse mouse.

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Esterbrook J/Aurora blue-black, Maruman Croquis.

[christof]

Since I create all Inktober drawings in postcard format, I thought it would be this time appropriate to choose a postcard subject because of the keyword "MOUNTAIN":



Indian Ink, Ink: Pelikan 4001 Royal Blue and Brilliant Green


source of inspiration: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6r2qeiWfRFI

[catbert]

Mountain, or 'What's that on your head?'
Inspired by Tom Gauld and Chrissy.

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Esterbrook J/Aurora blue-black, Maruman Croquis.

[penwash]

Testing the solid (like a mountain) Webster Skyrocket.

[Yazeh]

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[Chrissy]

2022 Inktober 52 prompt 24 is Racer

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[Yazeh]

INKTOBER52 PROMPT NO.24 IS "RACER"

Speed, I am speed… alright maybe not sitting at my drafting desk, or sketching at a coffee shop. But art can be just as thrilling. Speed into this next week with this week’s prompt Racer and see where these fast spinning wheels will take you.

[Robalone]

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Interesting story: Babs' crashed badly on its final run at over 100mph on Pendine beach in Wales in 1927 , nearly decapitated its driver , and was buried on the beach . Dug up some 40 yrs later in very poor shape AND FULLY RESTORED

[Kaputnik]

Very nice, Robalone!

Let's see, "racer". I knew I wasn't up to drawing a car. In fact, now that I think of it, I can't remember ever drawing a car. Something to try later, perhaps.

A bicycle? Well, maybe. A racehorse? Maybe too complicated with both horse and jockey. I know!

Tried a pencil sketch last night and this pen version, Copic 0.05, today. It's now on my watercolor project list, but that won't happen for a while.

[penwash]

@Kaputnik, cars are fun to sketch, they are not exactly easy (to get it "just right") either. But to me (speaking for no one else), it is easier than drawing people or living beings. I am a lot more careful to try those, especially with my self-imposed rule: No pencils, no erasers.

@Robalone, here's a Maserati cousin of your Babs

[Yazeh]

To each their racer

Essri

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[Kaputnik]

To each their racer

I don't know if I could take that much excitement!

By the way, I've read that a certain tortoise, overconfident from his storied racing victory over a hare, was defeated in turn by a snail. But it was an unusually fast snail.

[Yazeh]

To each their racer

I don't know if I could take that much excitement!

By the way, I've read that a certain tortoise, overconfident from his storied racing victory over a hare, was defeated in turn by a snail. But it was an unusually fast snail.

Well, I forgot the caption:

Hey, look over lettuce!

[christof]

inks: Pentel sepia indian ink , De Atramentis coffee ink

[Chrissy]

Racer:

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[Chrissy]

inks: Pentel sepia indian ink , De Atramentis coffee ink

christof I did a double take before I worked out which element wasn't a photograph.

[catbert]

Quick one for racer: photo finish.

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Esterbrook J/Aurora blue-black, unknown vintage exercise book.

[christof]

brilliant!