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[Inktober: 31 days 31 drawings, following a prompt list]

Day 16: ‘fat(so)’. Grey India ink brush pen and black ink pin pen drawing of a wombat in a medallion, the words ‘Mortal Wombat’ underneath. Tribute to the logotype of the ‘Mortal Kombat’ video game I used to play in the 90s.

Day 17: ‘graceful’. Black ink pin pen drawing of a detail of Antonio Canova’s masterpiece sculpture ‘Three Graces’.

Day 18: ‘filthy’. Grey India ink brush pen and black ink pin pen drawing of a cartoon showing President Donald Trump in a Captain America costume, a dollar sign on his shield, carrying a nozzle and hose of lubricant.

Day 19: ‘cloud’. Black ink pin pen drawing of clouds, sky and stars, done with parallel straight lines.

Day 20: ‘deep’. Black ink pin pen drawing of a giant squid grabbing the Nautilus.

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[Inktober: 31 Days 31 Drawings, following a prompt list.]

Day 11: ‘run’. Pen and ink drawing of a naked man running.

Day 12: ‘shattered’. Grey India ink brush pen and white pigment pen drawing of a shattered mirror and reflection of a screaming woman.

Day 13: ‘teeming’. Ink drawing of one of the Shibuya Crossing streets in Tokyo, flooded with pedestrians.

Day 14: ‘fierce’. Ink drawing of a dragon, some highlights using India ink soft brushes.

Day 15: ‘mysterious’. Black ink drawing of Ezio from video game Assassin’s Creed.

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[Inktober: 31 Days 31 Drawings, following a prompt list]

Day 6: ‘sword’. Ink drawing of a swordsman. Black ink Uni-ball pin pen (0.05 mm).

Day 7: ‘shy’. Ink drawing of a shy girl hiding half her face behind a shoulder. Black ink Uni-ball pin pen (0.05 mm).

Day 8: ‘crooked’. Ink drawing of the MIT Stata Center, by Frank Gehry. A crooked building. Black ink Uni-ball pin pen (0.05 mm), and grey soft brush Pitt Artist Pen.

Day 9: ‘screech (owl)’. Ink drawing of a screeching barn owl. Black ink Uni-ball pin pen (0.05 mm).

Day 10: ‘gigantic’. Ink drawing of a couple taking a selfie in front of Dancing Nana, by Niki de Saint Phalle, an exhibit on the bank of La Seine since 1995. Black ink Uni-ball pin pen (0.05 mm), and Pentel brush pen.

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[Inktober: 31 Days 31 Drawings, following a prompt list.]

I’m doing Inktober again and I like it. It was fun last year. I’m rather pleased with what I did thus far. I have the impression I have progressed. It takes me 2 to 3 hours every night, depending on how long I need to find my subject, then I focus without interruption till I’m done and realise my coffee is cold, I have not smoked and I’ve done something pretty.

Day 1: ‘swift’. Drawing of a swordsman wielding a Japanese sword. Black ink Uni-ball pin pen (0.05 mm), and grey soft brush Pitt Artist Pen.

Day 2: ‘divided’. Wooden jigsaw puzzle of three camels, one separated from the others and slightly behind. Black ink Uni-ball pin pen (0.05 mm), and grey soft brush Pitt Artist Pen.

Day 3: ‘poison’. Poisonous frog viewed from above, in black and white, with black spots. In real-life, these are green and black. Black ink Uni-ball pin pen (0.05 mm).

Day 4: ‘underwater’. Still woman immersed, the top of her head breaking the water. Black ink Uni-ball pin pen (0.05 mm), and grey soft brush Pitt Artist Pen.

Day 5: ‘(so) long’. A sailing ship at sea, far away on the horizon, big waves in the foreground, and cloudy heavy sky. Copy of work by Bernie Wrightson, who was much much gifted than I am. Still I quite like my work. Black ink Uni-ball pin pen (0.05 mm).

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