I’ve posted previously about Inktober — the annual drawing challenge that runs throughout the month of October. Folks, we’re almost there!
Although I’ve successfully completed the ink drawing challenge twice — in both 2018 and 2019 — I won’t be doing Inktober this year. It simply doesn’t fit in with where I am and what I’m working on at this time.
Even though I won’t be participating, I’m still looking forward to the challenge. I love browsing through art blogs, seeing what other artists are doing with the prompts — or what themes they’ve come up with on their own.
Earlier this month I asked readers who plan to take part in Inktober to please let me know so that I could share links here to their blogs. So far, only three readers have indicated that they plan to participate.
UPDATE: Several other bloggers have joined the Inktober challenge, so the list is growing!
Tamara Vitsenkova’s Travel and Art Blog
The Baker’s and Crafter’s Store
I’ll be regularly visiting these — and other — art blogs throughout the month. It’s always exciting to see the creative and imaginative ways different people approach Inktober.
If you’re still undecided, you might want to take a look at the official FAQ for the challenge. You’ll find it here on the Inktober website.
Whether you’re a participant or a spectator, have fun! And if you decide to give it a go, message me and I’ll update this post to include your blog.
Thanks a lot for sharing this information of Inktober. Recently i bought a set of calligraphic pen and drawing pen. I was thinking how to use those. Now I know. I think I’ll participate in Inktober.
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Do you want me to add your blog to the list?
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Thanks for adding.
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My pleasure! I’ll be dropping by your blog to see how Inktober is going for you. Enjoy the challenge.
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Hi there, this is the 1st time I am going to participate in Inktober, preparing tools, thinking about some ideas and planning to do my daily posts about my inkart works. Almost ready:)
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Have fun! The times I’ve done it have been very personally rewarding. I will update the post tomorrow to include your blog.
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https://travelartblog.home.blog/2021/09/29/travel-and-art-based-on-inktober-31-days31-drawings-fun-challenge-beginning/
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I will update the post later today to include your blog! Enjoy the challenge!
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Thank you Judith!I am excited to start my art journey tomorrow:)
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I’m excited for you! Since I’m not doing Inktober this year, I have to experience it vicariously through others LOL. It’s always fun to see what different artists come up with.
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Just bought two new albums good for ink drawings , will decide which one will be using, will share my “experiments”:)
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I can’t wait!
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I always hear about this, but never tried. This would be really cool to participate in. My mom just bought me some glass pens. I may try using those. Thanks for sharing.
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Will you share on your blog? If so, I can update the post to include a link.
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Yes ma’am. I’ll share it. I signed up for their email updates too.
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Great! Later this morning I’ll be editing this post to include your blog! Just have fun with it. It’s a challenge, but a very rewarding one.
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thank you so much for including me :^>! I look forward to sharing my inktober art this year!
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Have fun with it! It can be a great challenge. I look forward to seeing what you do with it. 🙂
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Hi! I’m hoping to join in but not sure if I’ll post. Too much of a newbie. Looking forward to the challenge though.
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I know that feeling! The first couple times I tried Inktober, I found it a bit overwhelming because I was so unsure of myself. I found that just doing little things still counted, and if I missed a day, oh, well. Just have fun with it!
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Thanks Judith!
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I’ve been debating, but I have to pass, just too busy this year!
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Same here, plus ink isn’t one of the media I’m focusing on right now.
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I’ve had to step back from Inktober this year. The sleep therapy I am engaging in is taking a long time and impacting my productivity, because the way you eventually get more sleep is by engaging in intentional sleep deprivation. I am still blogging about my art projects and related interests, but I won’t be doing any sort of daily challenge this month. Sometimes the best way to get things done is not to push.
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I agree completely. Not pushing has been one of the biggest “art lessons” I’ve been learning. Take care of yourself. That’s the important thing.
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Thanks, I will.
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Hi! I am trying Inktober for the first time; I just wanted to ask if one could add in a bit of color to it apart from ink sketch… Have a great day, though!! 😀
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Yes, of course! There really are no “rules” with Inktober. You might want to visit the official site. Here’s the link: https://inktober.com/
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Thank you! 😊
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This will be my third year doing this challenge. Sometimes the results are humorous, sometimes poignant, and can even inspire a poem. I’d love to be on the list.
http://linesbyleon.com/inktober/
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I will update the post and add your blog!
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Thanks!
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And have fun with the challenge!
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Always do. You never know what delights will come of it.
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Inktober can definitely take us to unexpected places. 🙂
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“If you’re still undecided, you might want to take a look at the official FAQ for the challenge. You’ll find it here on the Inktober website.”
Heads up. I clicked the link and MalwareBytes screamed at me about a trojan virus. As for “Inktober” I have some stuff I might contribute for the helluvit.
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Wow! My virus protection hasn’t come up with any warnings about the Inktober site. Thanks for the “heads up”. If you’d like, I’ll update my post to add your blog to the Inktober list. Just let me know!
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Mine’s not really an art blog, so it probably doesn’t belong on the list unless that’s the only way to play the Inktober game. As for the trojan alert, if I find more details I’ll post it here.
Aside from all that, I like your work, even the ones that you don’t. Sometimes accidents come out looking better.
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Thanks… doesn’t matter if it’s an “art blog” or any sort, if that’s where you’ll be sharing your work, I’m happy to share a link. I’m glad you like my art, and I hope you enjoy following along as I continuing learning. It makes the journey much more fun to have others cheering me on. 🙂
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Very strange. I clicked through to this easy enough – no warnings:
https://inktober.com/faq
One a day? One a week? Themes? Pressure? lol. That’s not how it works for me. Besides, I’d end up cheating and repost stuff like this:
https://tackyraccoons.com/2020/10/01/my-webex-meeting-notes-august-september-2020/
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Tried Inktober for the first time; there are a lot of mistakes and I am no professional, but still, thanks again for guiding me: https://dhanishtha43212874.wordpress.com/
Thank you!
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I love it! Your art is awesome. I will add your blog to my list of Inktober artists. 🙂
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Thank you very much! 😊
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I really love your drawings!
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I am jumping in at the halfway point!:) I will put out my first post with Inktober drawings soon. excited for it!
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Have fun! I will update the list and add your blog. 🙂
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Thank you Judith!🙂
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My pleasure!
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I’m looking forward to seeing your Inktober art.
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