Inktober No. 10 - An unfinished archer

Inktober No. 10 - an archer. i've been going more realistic and it makes it so i can't finish. Maybe i'll do something more stylized and such tomorrow

Inktober No. 9 - A basic face

Inktober No. 9 - A sailor type guy, i really needed to regain faith in my skills, so i took some time and drew a face i'm happy with.

INKtober No. 7 - "I've got this invisible weapon, and i'm not afraid to use it!"

Really quick and not completed, but i'm focusing much on getting some more movement into my sketches. I feel like i did  that here.

Inktober No. 6 The Mayor

I know i'm missing a few Inktober drawings here. But i'll get them together and posted this week! This is based on a character from one of my stories, thought this is a different version of him. He is a mayor / ring leader, but in this rendition i made him a little more... hobo-y? Out on the road type.

Confused? I am.

Gesture Drawings

I know this isn't much of an interesting drawing, but  i've never actually spent time trying to learn the essentials things that i should. I want to get better. Go from sorta good self trained, to professional grade. So i'm doing some figure drawings using http://www.posemaniacs.com for reference.

Inktober No. 3 - Bobby Singer

Bobby is probably my favorite character on Supernatural. Was looking for something to draw for Inktober, and thought i'd try a character of him. Pretty rough, but i like it.

Inktober No. 2 - Found another black widow in our house

So i drew a crypt fiend. I'm setting a goal of drawing each night when Trace and I watch something. It's october so hopefully we'll get some good horror inspiration.

I'm also trying to be a bit more fluid and fast. Laying down blue pencil for basic shapes, ad then just filling it in real quick with pencil and a tad of shading.

Not rendered much, but 45 mins (an episode of supernatural) is rushing it for me. I'm slow, so hopefully these exercises will help get me moving faster and getting better.