I will participate in this inktober, i have never done an inktober, im not even that big into drawing stuff but i think this will be very fun, i like the freedom in all the prompts, very excited to see your art too, wow this is exciting stuff, thanks for all your hard work poggy
As someone who has done like two of them, heed this advice at your own peril! 1.) Challenge yourself, but make the challenges reasonable. 2.) Don't worry if you miss a day. Life comes first and everyone has different level of responsibility and work load. 3.) Use color ONLY if you want to. Ink can be other colors, by the way. You don't have to use black. (It may even make you stand out a bit, which sets you apart from others. Don't just follow what other people do.) 4.) Have fun! Otherwise, what's the point? Competitive art can become a weird toxic space...so I don't bother with what everyone else does. 5.) Make you own prompts! Use any method to randomly generate your prompts. Mix it up! Combine ideas! (I had an idea, never did it, but my idea was to draw two prompts from a hat and draw them mashed up, like a battle, or like some beautiful monstrosity. Just one page, but with two prompts clashing for visual dominance! Feel free to use this or your own ideas.)
@@KitKatWiffleBallBat im gonna use ms paint like the true auteurs back in the day, donatello, michaelangelo, leonardo (da vinki), raphael, and master splinter
It's funny that you said you're not a storyteller/comic artist, but your sketches and drawings always seemed to me to be exactly that! That there's a story behind it that is :). (and I don't mean the story of how you drew it of course, the characters (at least absolutely most of them) just seem so alive and living that they must have some story of their own. :)
This is very well said! I completely agree! I love how her art seems to tell a story and how she shows their personality and emotion through the drawing so well!
I'm doing my own modified version of slowtober - Week 1: broad research and experimentations (any topic, no theme, whatever) Week 2: choose a loose theme and further develop research and experimentations around it Week 3: Come up with and develop an idea for a final piece Week 4: Create the piece It's an adapted and simplified version of how my projects were structured at college. It forces you to take your time and consider what you're making, going completely against the way social media has influenced artists and creators in recent years. It's rare that many of us would be able to dedicate a whole month to really developing a piece in this type of way so the change of pace will be nice.
I think I'm just going to try to do "arttober" this year! Where I dont' have to use ink. I'm doing ceramics and I'm excited to do some stuff with that!
loved the video. Lots of great ideas like combining all of one's favorite prompts from different lists. I use all sorts of ink pens from sakura microns to brush and FWinks. I love them all.
I'm doing inktober this year, just got into art again. I'm not very good, but if I try really hard I am pretty okay with how stuff turns out. :) I have a tablet, however I enjoy working on my phone because drawing with the tablet is really hard for me, and on my phone I can whip it out and draw whenever. I'm glad that you said it should be fun and you can mold it to your needs because it seems a bit tough to do "ink drawings" when I want to draw digitally. So to add a challenge I'm only going to use brushes with "ink related names" aka, pencils and stuff with non ink implying names will not be allowed for me to use. I'm setting up a schedule and list of ideas so I don't get bored and I really want to commit to improving so I'm only allowing myself 7 days off. Thanks for making this video! Btw I really like your voice it's very relaxing + I'm subbing you seem pretty chill
I tried doing inktober last year but got immensely burnt out, quit halfway through and didn't draw until mid december lol. I'll probably try the small doodle thing but won't focus too much on it because I've been steady on the anatomy study grind and I don't want to lose pace or interest again.
That's why i always choose my favourite promts, and make a drawing in like a few days. I draw fast enought and i would be able to do one illustration a day, but i am also a perfectionist and i always ruin the illustration cause i keep going over it and idk, doing one drawing in more days sort of prevents me from that😭
I recently got my first moleskin sketchbook in early September, and yeahh I did notice that it doesn’t hold water at all, but I really like how it takes ink and pencil!
I’m gonna try inktober this year ! I hope I’ll be able to find an inking style I’m happy with . I’ll be using sharpie pens ( the ones that come in an all black barrel and cap ) and a pilot brush pen
I really liked this video! I've been feeling anxious because I wanna do the whole month but im not as inspired by some of the prompts listed, but now I feel a little better about mixing and matching 😂 I always try to hone in on something to improve on for inktober since I'll be consistently drawing and this year I'm choosing legibility, since I often take a few steps back from my art and realized it's hard to read 💀 I'm super excited to see what everyone does this year!!!
I took part in inktober last year to push myself to draw more often. Welp, I guess I pushed myself too hard, because I got so burnt out I stopped drawing for almost a year. I thought I'd give up drawing for good, but nope, still draw from time to time, although I'm still recovering. So I guess I'm done with inktobers for now... Anyway, good luck to you! Can't wait to see what you'll come up with this year!
That's very unfortunate. You can always select a few prompts that you want to draw especially if you are trying to put in alot of detail. Personally I decided to use a scribble style of art so that I will be able to complete my drawings relatively quickly.
I'll be attempting the witchytarotober list this year. The prompts are based off of different tarot cards but I'm trying to keep it simple. I've never made it all the way through before, so I'm excited to try it again. Good luck people :)
Hi thanky for this Video. I have done three inktobers so far...this year I might give it a break because i have other art to color and too complete. All the best inktobers to you all...
It's unfair how aesthetically pleasing your swatch page is 😭 this'll be my 4th year doing inktober, I've only ever completed it once so I'm excited to try again!
I love inktober this will be my third year participating. I have made thumbnails for every prompt but that is as far as I’m willing to go(personally). The fun for me is the challenge of clearing the level each day and not sweating the small stuff. My goal is making it to level 31😜🤪 When your doing a challenge like this if you’re not having fun....... what’s the point 🤷♀️ Have fun everybody and see you in the other side.
Hi JelArts! I'm super big fan of you and your artstyle! I always having insomnia and couldn't sleep but your videos are very therapeutic that I have now a decent sleep schedule. I love youd videos so much!! Want to learn from you more❤ I've been finding this kind of artstyle since I was really young and now I finally see your artstyle❤❤❤
Been drooling over the colored inks and fountain pens from Ferris Wheel Press, as i see it all the colored inks would be fantastic for the inktober challenge unfortunately it will be at least another year or more before I can indulge in getting the range id love, so its back to basics of black pen and when that all seems too dark using whatever colors i can get hold of as so many places no longer shipping while in lockdown
That's right for me I am happy if I get a sketch out every day! I wish I could finish a drawing every day with ink but sometimes we don't have time to do those things.
I plan to do Inktober using a mix of prompts according to how I'm feeling about the prompt of the day! My favorite brush pen is the fudenosuke hard brush tip pen!
I’m using a dip pen and my goal is to get better at stylising animals. I was gonna use a random animal generator, but I like your prompt list so I might try that!
I am doing inktober for the fourth time this year. Usually have a lot of trouble trying to match the prompt with a drawing I like, I mean I can draw something but this year I want to really try and make it something I like. So I stretch the words to the edge of their meaning. I also tried sketching out all my drawings before hand so I can really enjoy this month! I did it last year and I made inktober a lot more fun. I don’t have to make anything up cause I already did that! So I can just draw and color and play around with supplies ! Can’t wait! Only have to prep the sour prompt and the last two 😂🤫🥰
I think what is helping me prep for Artober is doing it once a week with seven prompts in one drawing. Like starting each Friday 1-7 week one, 8-14 week two, 15-21 week three, 22-28 week four, and 29-31 on the final days. That way, I'm getting used to filling the pic up with multiple things instead of just one, and pacing myself with sketching and coloring throughout the week w/o rushing in one day.
You’ve definitely come a long way. I’m proud of you! We followed each other on DA years ago. We were working on a collab, but some really bad things happened on my end and I couldn’t fulfill my part. I’m very sorry for that. Anyway, I’m happy to say I’m trying your inktober prompts this year. This is definitely a challenge for me because I typically draw people and I feel that your prompts will motivate me to include some animals in my drawings. A challenge is always a good thing :) I can’t wait to see all of what you create! Good luck to those attempting inktober. ^.^d
I think if you're going to call it inktober, it makes sense to use ink in some way. Even if it's just an outline that's filled in with something else or the ink is an embellishment on top of another medium. However, I also see inktober as a sort of artistic holiday, so it's okay to "celebrate" it however works for you. Protip: When doing a challenge like this, it helps to give yourself a set amount of "vacation" days that you can use as needed. It allows you to miss a day without feeling like you've failed (since you're just using one of your vacation days), but because you have a limit to how many days you have off, it keeps you from feeling careless about missing days.
I made my own promo list with Mythical creatures. How your imagination on with the descriptions, the animal references and some other artist jobs, also is cool to improve your ink tecnique and watch how many things do you learn at the end fo the challenge c:
I can make a promise to everyone who is thinking about doing inktober. If you don't do it everyday, decide to use color, or sketch ahead, I guarantee that the art police won't come and arrest you. Enjoy life, don't care about what other people say you have to do.
Last year it was my first time joining Inktober and I did more than one list. Chosed my faves of each, as well as made my own list too. I finished mine and well the majority of what I picked from others, in simple and different formats, but on a few I had to gave way half the way... it was indeed a challenge but I had more time too. This year I don't want to burn myself out, however my brain has different thoughts 😂 I have two prompt lists chosen, that are relatively simple and not daily which is great! Gives more time to adjust, but at the same time I feel there's room for one more.... someone save me 🙃 I wonder if this year I can take the challenge.
I come up with my own theme each year. I really want to get better at drawing clothing and fabric, so this year I've gone with Coven Couture - witches wearing outfits by designers I like.
I always tend to quit after like 3-4 illustrations.. wether it is inktober or mermay lol… I don’t promise anything but I am going to try… I had to do both day 1 and 2 today so now I am caught up LOL may the odds be ever in our favor!!!
I've never succeeded in Inktober, but this year I'm gonna try again lol. Instead of doing regular prompts I think I'm just gonna focus on character design over the month to settle on some designs for my characters.
I only got like, three days in last Inktober. I had been using a much larger sketchbook then and I just wasn't really inspired by any of the prompts, honestly, so it went downhill pretty fast. This year, however, I'm hoping to do a lot better. I recently got a smaller sketchbook, and I'm planning on using some gouache, along with ink, of course. I'd like to do some sort of limited palate kind of thing for each day, so that could be fun. Maybe I could blindly pick a color for each day? That could be cool. I've learned that I like using brushes to line things over dip pens. I wouldn't say I'm the best at it, though I'm at least decent enough. I dunno, there's just something fun about using a brush instead. Maybe it's the fact that it can be a bit unpredictable at times, so you sometimes just have to let things happen, or maybe it's just the wider line variety you can get from a brush.
I've done inktober before but only finished it once (last year). I'll do it again this year and I'll use different pens including colored inks. I'll be basically using the official list but getting ideas from other lists like yours, Jess' & Sarah Burns.....
I've never done inktober before but I'd like to try it! I dont have any inks but I guess I can use fineliner or even biro? But adding coloured pencil sounds fun :D Thanks for all the positive tips and advice 💕
I love to use the uniball signo ballpoint pen but I love to try new ones. Currently my favorite pen is a promotional pen I found abandoned that happened to be very smooooth
Also sorry for the rant btw but I post even the bad pics of inktober because I think you should be proud of it even if it doesn’t live up to your own expectations sometimes it matched up to that of others!
In my opinion the only rule Inktober should have is to use ink. Somehow. Even if it's digital, just something inky. Other than that, use pencils, use color, use whatever. 🤷♀️
I've done Inktober fully few times but it was several years ago. I've been struggling with my health for the last years (had to do multiple surgeries) so was not participating 😔 Hopefully, will be doing Inktober again this time, will be mixing prompts or going even without any and I think I will be going digital this time because I started to hate doing traditional art.
I think I will try to challenge my self, to make me draw better I draw people on roblox of roblox avatars they made and that's how I get better. I also draw random things in between them like flowers plants my house persay and ya that's how I get good. What sketch book do you recommend that doesn't bleed the ink or sharpie in. Btw love the drawings
Regarding materials that you draw with, not everyone has lots of ink lying around. I like the idea of it being an event that gets people to draw/create art, but what about people who want to do it, but don't have a lot of ink based supplies? I have plenty of markers, paints, colouring pencils, etc. Is it ok to pick a medium that you just have a lot of, instead of ink? (The only thing I have that is ink is a bottle of blue ink from a calligraphy set and a handful of fineliners that are (most likely), drying up.
I'm not an ink artist either. Use whatever makes you want to create. Maybe instead of inktober we just try to create something everyday for the month. You could still use her prompts too. :)
Just use whichever medium you like. I've never seen anybody caring about that aspect of the challenge. And there's no ink police. If you want to use ink, any pen is fine. If you want to use something else, do that.
ballpoint pens use ink as well, that is a writing medium many people still have and is often overlooked as a drawing/sketching tool, so there might be more supplies than you think. But if you really don't have any ink based supplies, there is no shame in using different supplies, the challenge alone will be a good learning eyperience, regardless of material used.
I started early because I’m a day ahead in my country, but I broke all the rules already! We’re in lockdown here, so all I have is my iPad :( … but I want to play along anyway 🤗🤗🤗
Okay well i will be also doing my very first inktober this year....not sure how great ill be and if i can just go all the way. Yet i want to try something different and also get better in art so yeah.
I love art I really do but I won't be doing an inktober since I don't have that much money to get those ink pens also I don't want my drawings to get messed up. 😔
I mostly using brush and oldschool pen with exchangeable tips, i don´t know, what is name for it :D I´m doing inktober first time, today i have little suspicion, i have run out of good mood and inpiration :D
This is just what I needed, I want to do Jel’s inktober so badly, but I don’t think I will get to finish, as at the last weeks of October I’ll have exams So I’m asking.. should I do it?, I mean, I want to challenge myself, but I know I’ll feel bad if I don’t finish it, and also if I should publish it
I have followed it for a few years (not drawn in it, but followed to see what people do) and was shocked when I found this out, but if you approach it as just a drawing challenge, and don't mention Inktober in your pieces I'm sure that folks will be fine - just don't label it as Inktober.
I will participate in this inktober, i have never done an inktober, im not even that big into drawing stuff but i think this will be very fun, i like the freedom in all the prompts, very excited to see your art too, wow this is exciting stuff, thanks for all your hard work poggy
As someone who has done like two of them, heed this advice at your own peril!
1.) Challenge yourself, but make the challenges reasonable.
2.) Don't worry if you miss a day. Life comes first and everyone has different level of responsibility and work load.
3.) Use color ONLY if you want to. Ink can be other colors, by the way. You don't have to use black. (It may even make you stand out a bit, which sets you apart from others. Don't just follow what other people do.)
4.) Have fun! Otherwise, what's the point? Competitive art can become a weird toxic space...so I don't bother with what everyone else does.
5.) Make you own prompts! Use any method to randomly generate your prompts. Mix it up! Combine ideas!
(I had an idea, never did it, but my idea was to draw two prompts from a hat and draw them mashed up, like a battle, or like some beautiful monstrosity. Just one page, but with two prompts clashing for visual dominance! Feel free to use this or your own ideas.)
@@KitKatWiffleBallBat im gonna use ms paint like the true auteurs back in the day, donatello, michaelangelo, leonardo (da vinki), raphael, and master splinter
also thank u genuinely for your nice reply
Same
i will also perticipate inktober because i don't perticipate in inktober ever
It's funny that you said you're not a storyteller/comic artist, but your sketches and drawings always seemed to me to be exactly that! That there's a story behind it that is :). (and I don't mean the story of how you drew it of course, the characters (at least absolutely most of them) just seem so alive and living that they must have some story of their own. :)
This is very well said! I completely agree! I love how her art seems to tell a story and how she shows their personality and emotion through the drawing so well!
This year will be my first Inktober
I'm doing my own modified version of slowtober -
Week 1: broad research and experimentations (any topic, no theme, whatever)
Week 2: choose a loose theme and further develop research and experimentations around it
Week 3: Come up with and develop an idea for a final piece
Week 4: Create the piece
It's an adapted and simplified version of how my projects were structured at college. It forces you to take your time and consider what you're making, going completely against the way social media has influenced artists and creators in recent years. It's rare that many of us would be able to dedicate a whole month to really developing a piece in this type of way so the change of pace will be nice.
I triied inkober for years finally had my first success last years even with playing catchup. Going to try again this year for round 2. :)
I think I'm just going to try to do "arttober" this year! Where I dont' have to use ink. I'm doing ceramics and I'm excited to do some stuff with that!
Great idea!
Do u have insta or tiktok cuz I’d love to see it :)
I'll creat cut square cards of paper & won't overwhelm myself with lists, I'll just try to draw twice a week at least to get out of my depression :")
If you've never tried Unipin Fineliners, they're amazing! Looking forward to seeing more of your series!
loved the video. Lots of great ideas like combining all of one's favorite prompts from different lists. I use all sorts of ink pens from sakura microns to brush and FWinks. I love them all.
I'm doing inktober this year, just got into art again. I'm not very good, but if I try really hard I am pretty okay with how stuff turns out. :) I have a tablet, however I enjoy working on my phone because drawing with the tablet is really hard for me, and on my phone I can whip it out and draw whenever. I'm glad that you said it should be fun and you can mold it to your needs because it seems a bit tough to do "ink drawings" when I want to draw digitally. So to add a challenge I'm only going to use brushes with "ink related names" aka, pencils and stuff with non ink implying names will not be allowed for me to use. I'm setting up a schedule and list of ideas so I don't get bored and I really want to commit to improving so I'm only allowing myself 7 days off. Thanks for making this video! Btw I really like your voice it's very relaxing + I'm subbing you seem pretty chill
Aaaa i wanna join in the inktober hype but my college assignments are flooding in- 😓 missed those days back in high school when i use to have the time
So excited to get started! It’s the perfect opportunity to finish up my current sketchbook
I tried doing inktober last year but got immensely burnt out, quit halfway through and didn't draw until mid december lol. I'll probably try the small doodle thing but won't focus too much on it because I've been steady on the anatomy study grind and I don't want to lose pace or interest again.
Might want to just pick a prompts you want to complete or make smaller/ quicker sketches
That's why i always choose my favourite promts, and make a drawing in like a few days. I draw fast enought and i would be able to do one illustration a day, but i am also a perfectionist and i always ruin the illustration cause i keep going over it and idk, doing one drawing in more days sort of prevents me from that😭
Oh yeah that’s not good lol I’ve done that before
Good luck to everyone! It's my first inktober, I hope I'll be able to finish it despite school
I recently got my first moleskin sketchbook in early September, and yeahh I did notice that it doesn’t hold water at all, but I really like how it takes ink and pencil!
I’m gonna try inktober this year ! I hope I’ll be able to find an inking style I’m happy with .
I’ll be using sharpie pens ( the ones that come in an all black barrel and cap ) and a pilot brush pen
I’m so excited for inktober!! 😄💕🙌🏻 I’m gonna opt for ink pen only this year!
Thank you so much for the tips!
I really liked this video! I've been feeling anxious because I wanna do the whole month but im not as inspired by some of the prompts listed, but now I feel a little better about mixing and matching 😂 I always try to hone in on something to improve on for inktober since I'll be consistently drawing and this year I'm choosing legibility, since I often take a few steps back from my art and realized it's hard to read 💀 I'm super excited to see what everyone does this year!!!
I took part in inktober last year to push myself to draw more often. Welp, I guess I pushed myself too hard, because I got so burnt out I stopped drawing for almost a year. I thought I'd give up drawing for good, but nope, still draw from time to time, although I'm still recovering. So I guess I'm done with inktobers for now...
Anyway, good luck to you! Can't wait to see what you'll come up with this year!
That's very unfortunate. You can always select a few prompts that you want to draw especially if you are trying to put in alot of detail. Personally I decided to use a scribble style of art so that I will be able to complete my drawings relatively quickly.
I'll be attempting the witchytarotober list this year. The prompts are based off of different tarot cards but I'm trying to keep it simple. I've never made it all the way through before, so I'm excited to try it again. Good luck people :)
I just tried your method... I love the simplicity and ease of it! Nice!! 😍👍👍
your voice is very calming and adorable, i love it so much
Hi thanky for this Video. I have done three inktobers so far...this year I might give it a break because i have other art to color and too complete. All the best inktobers to you all...
It's unfair how aesthetically pleasing your swatch page is 😭 this'll be my 4th year doing inktober, I've only ever completed it once so I'm excited to try again!
I love inktober this will be my third year participating. I have made thumbnails for every prompt but that is as far as I’m willing to go(personally). The fun for me is the challenge of clearing the level each day and not sweating the small stuff. My goal is making it to level 31😜🤪
When your doing a challenge like this if you’re not having fun....... what’s the point 🤷♀️
Have fun everybody and see you in the other side.
When your doing animt-ober (animating instead of drawing) but are still watching a bunch of inktober/drawtober videos for fun.
I can't wait to do inktober and you made me more hyped!!🥰🥰 Thanks for the amazing tips as well!!☺️☺️💕💕
Hi JelArts! I'm super big fan of you and your artstyle! I always having insomnia and couldn't sleep but your videos are very therapeutic that I have now a decent sleep schedule. I love youd videos so much!! Want to learn from you more❤ I've been finding this kind of artstyle since I was really young and now I finally see your artstyle❤❤❤
i'm so excited this is my first time joining inktober
This is the first inktober I'm participating in, I'm so excited and this video is so helpful
AAAAH I NEED TO PREPAAARRREEEEEE
I'm so pumped for this inktober!! Can't wait to participate :D
Been drooling over the colored inks and fountain pens from Ferris Wheel Press, as i see it all the colored inks would be fantastic for the inktober challenge unfortunately it will be at least another year or more before I can indulge in getting the range id love, so its back to basics of black pen and when that all seems too dark using whatever colors i can get hold of as so many places no longer shipping while in lockdown
Finally spoopy season
That's right for me I am happy if I get a sketch out every day! I wish I could finish a drawing every day with ink but sometimes we don't have time to do those things.
I plan to do Inktober using a mix of prompts according to how I'm feeling about the prompt of the day! My favorite brush pen is the fudenosuke hard brush tip pen!
Love the bird at 9:15
Feels like this year has gone by so fast. Maybe this year I'll finally get past week one.
thank you for the tips!!❤ I'm really excited for inktober this year
I’m using a dip pen and my goal is to get better at stylising animals. I was gonna use a random animal generator, but I like your prompt list so I might try that!
I like to use Derwent's Inktrnse studio pan set, as I also enjoy watercolor. I find I get a similar effect that I really enjoy.
I am doing inktober for the fourth time this year. Usually have a lot of trouble trying to match the prompt with a drawing I like, I mean I can draw something but this year I want to really try and make it something I like. So I stretch the words to the edge of their meaning. I also tried sketching out all my drawings before hand so I can really enjoy this month! I did it last year and I made inktober a lot more fun. I don’t have to make anything up cause I already did that! So I can just draw and color and play around with supplies ! Can’t wait! Only have to prep the sour prompt and the last two 😂🤫🥰
This will be the first inktober I'll participate on.
I think what is helping me prep for Artober is doing it once a week with seven prompts in one drawing. Like starting each Friday 1-7 week one, 8-14 week two, 15-21 week three, 22-28 week four, and 29-31 on the final days.
That way, I'm getting used to filling the pic up with multiple things instead of just one, and pacing myself with sketching and coloring throughout the week w/o rushing in one day.
I like your prompt list so much more than the official one! Happy Inktober! 😀
I'm gonna do inktober this year. I planned out my drawings for most of the days and I hope to complete the challenge!
This is my first time attempting inktober! I hope I’ll make it!
You’ve definitely come a long way. I’m proud of you! We followed each other on DA years ago. We were working on a collab, but some really bad things happened on my end and I couldn’t fulfill my part. I’m very sorry for that. Anyway, I’m happy to say I’m trying your inktober prompts this year. This is definitely a challenge for me because I typically draw people and I feel that your prompts will motivate me to include some animals in my drawings. A challenge is always a good thing :)
I can’t wait to see all of what you create! Good luck to those attempting inktober. ^.^d
I think if you're going to call it inktober, it makes sense to use ink in some way. Even if it's just an outline that's filled in with something else or the ink is an embellishment on top of another medium. However, I also see inktober as a sort of artistic holiday, so it's okay to "celebrate" it however works for you.
Protip: When doing a challenge like this, it helps to give yourself a set amount of "vacation" days that you can use as needed. It allows you to miss a day without feeling like you've failed (since you're just using one of your vacation days), but because you have a limit to how many days you have off, it keeps you from feeling careless about missing days.
I made my own promo list with Mythical creatures. How your imagination on with the descriptions, the animal references and some other artist jobs, also is cool to improve your ink tecnique and watch how many things do you learn at the end fo the challenge c:
Love the cute style of you art :)
I started practicing a scribble style with ink to complete drawings quickly so im going to try to complete the whole month to practice further
I’m planning to do inktober to in digital media ❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥
Me too 😊
totally forgot about this coming up :) guess i'll try it this year
I can make a promise to everyone who is thinking about doing inktober. If you don't do it everyday, decide to use color, or sketch ahead, I guarantee that the art police won't come and arrest you. Enjoy life, don't care about what other people say you have to do.
Also, I'm kinda in love with that last girl in the sweater you drew. So good!
i’ve never fully done an inktober, so i think that this month i’m gonna actually try!
Last year it was my first time joining Inktober and I did more than one list. Chosed my faves of each, as well as made my own list too. I finished mine and well the majority of what I picked from others, in simple and different formats, but on a few I had to gave way half the way... it was indeed a challenge but I had more time too. This year I don't want to burn myself out, however my brain has different thoughts 😂 I have two prompt lists chosen, that are relatively simple and not daily which is great! Gives more time to adjust, but at the same time I feel there's room for one more.... someone save me 🙃
I wonder if this year I can take the challenge.
I come up with my own theme each year. I really want to get better at drawing clothing and fabric, so this year I've gone with Coven Couture - witches wearing outfits by designers I like.
I'm excited to try your prompts! I have a new sketchbook too so I'm excited to put it to good use :)
im gonna try this year, even though i have alot of school work and im in person
I will participate this year. I did last year but this year i am using your prompts.
I always tend to quit after like 3-4 illustrations.. wether it is inktober or mermay lol… I don’t promise anything but I am going to try… I had to do both day 1 and 2 today so now I am caught up LOL may the odds be ever in our favor!!!
The girl you draw at the end gives me kim pines vibes from scott pilgrim.
ball point pens work for me, but if i had to pick something else i would grab one of my unipin pens since they are cheap and work well
I've never succeeded in Inktober, but this year I'm gonna try again lol. Instead of doing regular prompts I think I'm just gonna focus on character design over the month to settle on some designs for my characters.
Hi jelarts love your art so much! could u possibly do an updated inktober
supplies video?
I only got like, three days in last Inktober. I had been using a much larger sketchbook then and I just wasn't really inspired by any of the prompts, honestly, so it went downhill pretty fast.
This year, however, I'm hoping to do a lot better. I recently got a smaller sketchbook, and I'm planning on using some gouache, along with ink, of course. I'd like to do some sort of limited palate kind of thing for each day, so that could be fun. Maybe I could blindly pick a color for each day? That could be cool.
I've learned that I like using brushes to line things over dip pens. I wouldn't say I'm the best at it, though I'm at least decent enough. I dunno, there's just something fun about using a brush instead. Maybe it's the fact that it can be a bit unpredictable at times, so you sometimes just have to let things happen, or maybe it's just the wider line variety you can get from a brush.
Its inktober already?!
I’m a bit late but I’m going to pick up at day 6 and try it, it’s my first inktober
I'm so excited for it ✍🖤
I've done inktober before but only finished it once (last year). I'll do it again this year and I'll use different pens including colored inks. I'll be basically using the official list but getting ideas from other lists like yours, Jess' & Sarah Burns.....
I've never done inktober before but I'd like to try it! I dont have any inks but I guess I can use fineliner or even biro? But adding coloured pencil sounds fun :D
Thanks for all the positive tips and advice 💕
Basically just draw and use whatever you want! :)
@@JelArts Haha okie dokie :)
I think I’m gonna use your prompt set and I mostly use a fountain pen to ink
This will be my first time hopefully i ca do it and gets me out of artist block and my art skills back xD
I'll be sketching with my colored InkJoy set this year, but I still haven't decided on a theme or prompt list to follow
I love to use the uniball signo ballpoint pen but I love to try new ones. Currently my favorite pen is a promotional pen I found abandoned that happened to be very smooooth
I am so ready for inktober
I'm doing inktober but not posting it, and I'm not using a prompt list I don't think
I forgot to do inktober 😌 I have 3 days (including today) I might as well do the last 3 prompts of smth idk 😭
Also sorry for the rant btw but I post even the bad pics of inktober because I think you should be proud of it even if it doesn’t live up to your own expectations sometimes it matched up to that of others!
In my opinion the only rule Inktober should have is to use ink. Somehow. Even if it's digital, just something inky. Other than that, use pencils, use color, use whatever. 🤷♀️
I've done Inktober fully few times but it was several years ago. I've been struggling with my health for the last years (had to do multiple surgeries) so was not participating 😔 Hopefully, will be doing Inktober again this time, will be mixing prompts or going even without any and I think I will be going digital this time because I started to hate doing traditional art.
I think I will try to challenge my self, to make me draw better I draw people on roblox of roblox avatars they made and that's how I get better. I also draw random things in between them like flowers plants my house persay and ya that's how I get good. What sketch book do you recommend that doesn't bleed the ink or sharpie in. Btw love the drawings
I’m so excited :D
Regarding materials that you draw with, not everyone has lots of ink lying around. I like the idea of it being an event that gets people to draw/create art, but what about people who want to do it, but don't have a lot of ink based supplies? I have plenty of markers, paints, colouring pencils, etc. Is it ok to pick a medium that you just have a lot of, instead of ink? (The only thing I have that is ink is a bottle of blue ink from a calligraphy set and a handful of fineliners that are (most likely), drying up.
I'm not an ink artist either. Use whatever makes you want to create. Maybe instead of inktober we just try to create something everyday for the month. You could still use her prompts too. :)
Just use whichever medium you like. I've never seen anybody caring about that aspect of the challenge. And there's no ink police. If you want to use ink, any pen is fine. If you want to use something else, do that.
ballpoint pens use ink as well, that is a writing medium many people still have and is often overlooked as a drawing/sketching tool, so there might be more supplies than you think. But if you really don't have any ink based supplies, there is no shame in using different supplies, the challenge alone will be a good learning eyperience, regardless of material used.
Another year to procrastinate.
Im gonna do inktober and wanted to follow your guide. but no idea how to start
question how do you come up with all of these ideas and what kind of references do you use, how do you simplify the references to your style?
I started early because I’m a day ahead in my country, but I broke all the rules already! We’re in lockdown here, so all I have is my iPad :( … but I want to play along anyway 🤗🤗🤗
Yay can't wait for inktober it's going to be my first 😁what pens do you recommend
oh damn i forgot inktober is in a few days
Haha yeah! We can do it 👐
I’d love to participate but I always have exams through half of October :(
Okay well i will be also doing my very first inktober this year....not sure how great ill be and if i can just go all the way. Yet i want to try something different and also get better in art so yeah.
I love art I really do but I won't be doing an inktober since I don't have that much money to get those ink pens also I don't want my drawings to get messed up. 😔
Can you put the list of pens you tried ?
I mostly using brush and oldschool pen with exchangeable tips, i don´t know, what is name for it :D I´m doing inktober first time, today i have little suspicion, i have run out of good mood and inpiration :D
This is just what I needed, I want to do Jel’s inktober so badly, but I don’t think I will get to finish, as at the last weeks of October I’ll have exams
So I’m asking.. should I do it?, I mean, I want to challenge myself, but I know I’ll feel bad if I don’t finish it, and also if I should publish it
There's a controversy about the Inktober creator and now i feel bad for all the artists partcipating in this :(
Yeah, I know about that - I think the challenge can exist outside the controversy though!
I have followed it for a few years (not drawn in it, but followed to see what people do) and was shocked when I found this out, but if you approach it as just a drawing challenge, and don't mention Inktober in your pieces I'm sure that folks will be fine - just don't label it as Inktober.
This will be my first time
I just love your art so much and I would love to participate if I have time (because of school)