#Inktober Drawing: “Storm” Which Brings Us Back to…Dracula?

Day 17 of #Inktober2020 gets to Dracula by way of the X-Men.

#Inktober Drawing: “Rocket” Which Went in an Expected Direction

Day 16 of #Inktober2020 brings us a glimpse of superheroism.

Day 15 of #Inktober2020 brings us to a lonely place.

Day 14 of #Inktober brings us the first picture of #Inktober2020 I’m sharing despite hating it.

Day 13 of #Inktober brings us to a planet far, far away. But not the one you’re expecting.

This post is in the spirit of Shocktober, and was a random thought I had while relabeling some pipes that had been bleached by the sun.

Day 12 of #Inktober brings us to a less-respected classic monster.

And so on day 11 of #Inktober, we get to a cue word that leads to a picture that maybe shows maybe a more disturbing side of me.

And so on day 10 of #Inktober, we get to a cue word that leads to a reflection that I think will just let today be a single-post day.

I was reminded of a question that I’ve always had. There’s no satisfactory answer to it. I don’t think it’s possible for there to be.

And so on day 9 of #Inktober, we get to a cue word that is what it is.

And so on day 8 of #Inktober, we get to a cue word that is oddly unsettling.

I bet you can’t say this post title ten times fast.