This year, i’ve decided to join the inktober challenge for different reasons, such as:
- Keeping consistency with my drawing
- Being more pragmatic in the ways I generate my ideas or in other words, being more methodical or finding a system that allows me to have a better fluidity in the way that I develop my illustrations thus avoiding getting an artistic burnout
- Practice drawing my Pareidolia exercise character "Brushman" interacting within certain environments as well as practicing drawing the character
- Holding myself accountable in terms of respecting deadlines whilst keeping a good standard of drawing
- Putting into practice what I've learned thus far in the OCA illustration sketchbooks course
Below are the illustratrions, They aren't in the correct order.
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| Day 2 "Wisp" |
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| Day 4 - "Radio" |
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| Day 5 - "Blade" |
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| Day 6 - "Rodent" |
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| Day 8 - Teeth |
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| Day 9 - Throw |
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| Day 15 - Outpost |
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| Day 17 - "Storm" |
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| Day 29 - "Shoes" |
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| Day 22 - "Chef" |
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| Day 25 - "|Buddy" |
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| Day 29 - "Dizzy" |
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| Day 21 - "Sleep" |
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| Day 24 - "Dig" |
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| Day 28 - "Float" |
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| Day 31 - "Crawl" |
Some reflections:
Before I started, I had conflicting thoughts about starting the challenge or get on with the sketchbooks course, Halfway through the challenge I decided to use characters made during part 3 like the Brushman and try to gather ideas for the final assignment to keep it as meaningful and to stay "on task" throughout,
