Tag: Inktober

  • Inktober Day 13: Roof

    Inktober Day 13: Roof

    I’m frustrated. I found myself having difficulties drawing Little Cat’s facial feature and expression. I’m not satisfied with this drawing, and I feel I can improve more on this (filing this under Redraw Series after Inktober.) My favorite part on this drawing is the frog, though.

  • Inktober Day 12: Stuck

    Inktober Day 12: Stuck

    The tree fairy is inspired from Walt Disney ‘Silly Symphony: Flowers and Trees’ (1932)

  • Inktober Day 11: Sour

    Inktober Day 11: Sour

    Once upon a time, Batara Kala looked at the Moon and thinking that the Moon looks so yummy and decided to take a bite out of it. Little did Batara Kala know, the Moon is actually a lemon and it’s really sour! Poor Batara Kala. Read more about Batara Kala and the myth of eclipse…

  • Inktober Day 10: Pick

    Inktober Day 10: Pick

    I’m learning and trying to create depth here. The Little Cat is climbing a cliff and finally arrived at the top — I’m visioning this vast landscape displayed as the background. I’m still learning about perspective, so creating this one has been a pretty challenging process.

  • Inktober Day 9: Pressure

    Inktober Day 9: Pressure

    We are entering middle of the month which means it’s so easy to get confused what date it is and which prompt. I like little critters; and even though the official prompt of today is “Pressure”, my brain went, “is it possible for a porcupine to ride a bicycle?” Yes. Yes, it’s possible.

  • Inktober Day 8: Watch

    Inktober Day 8: Watch

    When you are watching a white rabbit running frantically holding a watch and yelling, “I’m late, I’m late, I’m late!”

  • Inktober Day 7: Fan

    Inktober Day 7: Fan

    In Malaysian/Malay/Indonesian folklores, there is a character named “Pak Belang” (Mister Stripes), or “Kakek Belang” (Grandpa Stripes) that usually live deep inside the forest with magical powers of granting wishes and feared by the villagers. I just found out, Pak Belang refers to Panthera tigris. The tiger. I find it endearing for folks to call…

  • Inktober Day 6: Spirit

    Inktober Day 6: Spirit

    When I was a kid, my late grandma always said, “excuse me…“ whenever we walked passed some abandoned gardens or some kind of forests. I asked her why; she answered — and apparently it’s really common among Javanese folks — that the forests or some abandoned places might have some invisible residents. We as humans…

  • Inktober Day 5: Raven

    Inktober Day 5: Raven

    I set brightness and exposure like crazy here since I took the pic in the evening (using indoor lighting) — and you know how it is with the shadows and all that. I’m starting to like the cat character. It’s like creating your own adventure; from sailing the sea full of stars (Day 4) to…