Tag: Inktober

  • Inktober Day 19: Loop

    Inktober Day 19: Loop

    In case it wasn’t super clear, I actually referring to the loop in, uh, knitting. When I was little, I had this picture book by Kazuo Iwamura, titled “14 Tikus” (Fourteen Mice) — it’s a series of a family of mice, fourteen of them: from grandparents to grandchildren, and their daily activities and adventures in…

  • Inktober Day 18: Moon

    Inktober Day 18: Moon

    I’m SO happy with this drawing. This is one of the drawings that I go, “yep. THIS is exactly what I want.” The prompt (“Moon”) made me super excited because it’s one of my favorite subjects: Sailor Moon? Batara Kala versus Batara Chandra? Apollo 17 astronauts singing “I was strolling on the Moon one day”?…

  • Inktober Day 17: Collide

    Inktober Day 17: Collide

    When you finally at home with high-speed Internet connection ? I got a bit or art block on this, and I got slightly nervous for tomorrow’s to-do list (I have to do something about this anxiety of mine.) All in all, I’m quite happy with this and I’m learning depth on this drawing.

  • Inktober Day 16: Compass

    Inktober Day 16: Compass

    I always use flash/torchlight/flashlight whenever I take my drawings for clearer image but it seems like the black marker reflecting the light ? Oh well.

  • Inktober Day 15: Helmet

    Inktober Day 15: Helmet

    I’m currently in a vacation (staycation) and we are literally in the middle of Malacca Strait and, well, the data connection is not super great ? Anyway! No Little Cat but still with little critters (part of the story, I guess?) I really enjoy drawing the little mouse on the tub ?

  • Inktober Day 14: Tick

    Inktober Day 14: Tick

    I don’t know if I should be proud or crying about this drawing. The prompt is “Tick” and immediately I thought of clock tower (tick-tock.) Now, I never seen a clock tower in my life. Well, maybe I had, but never the ones you see in picture books — the ones you see on European-style…