Discovering Art
Sunset at the end of the road or sunrise and a new beginning?
With this drawing, the Inktober challenge is over for me. The hardcore folks have five more daily drawings to go. More power to them. Almost there!
How did I fare in Inktober?
Analytically, given my exceedingly low goal, I succeeded. 4 weeks, 4 ink sketches.
Creatively, the project was even more successful. I produced more art than I would have otherwise. I explored drawing with ink, which I would not have done otherwise. I’m excited about drawing more in the future. I have it on my calendar to participate in Inktober 2020. I didn’t make great art. I didn’t even make good art. However, there is more art in my life. That is the ultimate purpose of such challenges.
Week 3 [Inktober Word]
Week 2 [Inktober Cat]
Week 1 [Inktober Horse]
Inktober
#inktober
#inktober2019
“Note: you can do it daily, or go the half-marathon route and post every other day, or just do the 5K and post once a week.” Rules
Materials
Pen: Zebra fountain pen
Paper: Canson Mix Media, spiral bound, 98 lb
Digitization: cell phone camera
Post-production: resized, border, & watermark in GIMP
Retouching: none
Thank you for reading,
Katherine Walcott
Virtual Brush Box 
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