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Day 30: (Head) Gear:
A bit of a stretch for the prompt, but horns and antlers and other types of ornamentation in animals can be called “headgear.” Another redraw; I intended to ink a pencil sketch I did last year of some Rocky Mountain elk. In the end, I decided to mostly start from scratch, at least on the elk, since I am not in love with the original sketch.
Day 27: Shell (Western pond turtle)
Day 26: Ego. Research done on magpies indicates that they can recognize themselves in a mirror, which shows a level of self-awareness previously considered exclusive to humans and very few other mammals.
Day 17: Salty (I really just wanted to draw a pelican, but needed to meet the prompt. Check and check).
Day 5: Flame (yeah, not sure what's happening with this, but there is a flame).
Inktober is almost done! So, here are all the days that I haven't posted yet (including today). All of these were started on the correct day of the month, but I just haven't finished most of them yet. I will have a lot of projects to start rendering next month! OH YEAH.
Day 1: Gargoyle (based very loosely on one of the gargoyles on Tower Bridge in London). I'm very pleased with the way this is turning out so far, although I will probably still adjust the anatomy somewhat. And then render it to hopefully look like animate stone. We'll see how that goes.
Day 24: "Fairy" (Superb fairy wren) Day 25: "Temptation" (not super interested in this prompt, so I probably won't ever render this drawing). Day 28: "Camping" (Steller's Jay, in honor of the fact that I was often woken in the morning by these birds calling in the tree above my tent while doing field work on the turtle project). Day 29: "Uh-oh" (Yeah, I think this is self-explanatory)
I've still been working away at Inktober, and have at least started a drawing every day this month. I've just been negligent about posting them. So, here are a few of the new ones!
10/19: PONYTAIL. A literal interpretation . . . this is Przewalski's horse, and I'm not in love with the ink shading, but that's what November is for, right? To fix all the things I don't like that I did this month?
10/20: BLUFF. If pretending to be an owl isn't a bluff, I don't know what is. :D Probably the best thing I've done so far this month.
10/21: BAD DOG. No such thing (as a bad dog), but I drew this anyway. Originally, I'd intended to draw an entire werewolf (which is a better interpretation of the prompt), but the anatomy was giving me trouble, so I gave up on that haha.
10/22: HEIST. No commentary necessary (there is a video of this event, if you feel like going to look for it).
10/23: BOOGER. I'm not a fan of this prompt, but I figured out a reasonable way to fulfill it. Hagfish are pretty gross haha.
Day 16: Fowl
Day 15: Armadillo
Day 14: “Empty”
Western pond turtle hatched in my lab a few years ago.
Day 12: Forget. I decided to do something ghostly for this prompt. I added "Never" before Forget, and did an illustration of one my favorite ghost stories: "She Moved Through the Fair." At least, I interpret it as a ghost story.
"My love said to me My Mother won't mind And me Father won't slight you For your lack of kind Then she came close beside me And this she did say: It will not be long, love Till our wedding day
"She stepped away from me As she moved through the fair And fondly I watched her Move here and move there She went her way homeward With one star awake As the swans in the evening Moved over the lake
"The people were saying No two e'er were wed But one has a sorrow That never was said She smiled as she passed me With her goods and her gear And that was the last That I saw of my dear
"I dreamt it last night My true love came in So softly she entered Her feet made no din She came close beside me And this she did say: It would not be long, my love Till our wedding day"
Here is a recording of me singing a version of the song from several years ago: https://soundcloud.com/lark-in-summer/through-the-denerim-fair?si=04b86c2ddc2346e9877252c725c86063&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing
Day 13: "Kind." This illustrates the word in two different ways: first these are different "kinds" of animals. And maybe we can consider symbiosis a way of being "kind" to one another. (Okay, so that'a a stretch, but I'm going with it anyway).
Day 11: Eagle. Yeah, that's not an eagle. It's a red-tailed hawk. But this is another re-draw. The older drawing, done in actual ink on actual illustration board (WEIRD haha) is something I did back around 1984. I like the new one better. (Although the old one wasn't bad).
Day 10: Crabby. Not totally in the mood for this prompt, so I did something simple and a bit silly. I mean epic LOL.
Day 9: Nest. Super happy about the way this is turning out. Clearly, it's not yet finished haha. But these are some Australian Darters that we saw when we were house-boating on the Murray River back in 2005.
Day 8: "Match." I decided to add "Death" to the front of today's prompt, so I could justify this Battle Royale design. I'm not sure who's going to win. Well, actually . . . I suspect that the shark and the whale are going to gang up and take that squid DOWN! :D