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For the last day of Inktober, I drew a pumpkin with black india ink on orange paper. I had never done an Inktober challenge before, and I really liked it! I'm definitely doing it next year, too. I got very good ideas for new projects, I played with different textures and colours, and I used a calligraphic pen to draw, which I had never done before and which I loved.

Just a random dude from my sketch pad.

India ink on cardboard.

"they has made a mistake in the shop, Harry Potter, they is giving you two the same!" - Dobby

When doodle notebook is full...

Peaceful morning in a café

All acrylic paint in various forms: heavy body acrylic for the background, Golden fluid acrylic for the black, and Posca acrylic paint pens for everything else. In my mix media sketchbook.

Sketch of different feathers using India ink and brushes.

Blue ink (Lamy fountain pen, F point).

Just a fun doodle I did some years ago.

Drawing of an old tin of lemon drops where i store my embroidery needles. India ink on paper.

My mother always told me this job would swallow me whole

For Inktober 11, I drew a hand-embroidered heart that I have hanging on one of my walls. India ink on paper.

This fellow is ready for his school portrait! Ballpoint, ink wash, watercolor, and white gel pen in my sketchbook.

Rain boots

This is a princess series that I did back in 2014. You can see how she had a makeover a couple of times.

This is one of my favorite pieces. This was inspired by Repo! The Genetic Opera, but it means a lot more to me as well. Feelings of desperation and also a feeling of self control that really isn't there. Forcing myself to smile and all the while, feeling hollow inside.

Inktober day 4: a pretzel!