#Inktober

I have taken up the Inktober challenge to draw every day in October.  My drawing skills are mediocre.  I have no doubt with time and practice they could improve.  I have no desire to be a highly skilled drawing artist.  Well, that's not true I would love to draw hyper-realistically but I have no interest in putting in the time that is required to do so.  I am not entirely clear why I decided to take up this challenge but here I am.

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Queeniepatch said…
Sometimes we need to just 'jump in and start swimming'. I am sure all your drawing will be unique, as this striking pop art is.
October 4, 2017 at 12:59 AM
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