What Happened With Inktober

Life certainly does get hectic at times - the hectic life comes in a wide range of levels, as we all know.

I have had to take care of two family members recently, taking care of thier medication and appointment visits. I don't feel the need to go into great detail here, you don't need to be bored with the details and the family probably wouldn't appreciated thier information put online. But I will say this - things are beginning to look up, things have been set in motion to alleviate some of the stress.

Now, I know that this is no excuse as to why the quality of my Inktober/Drawlloween images have gone downhill since the beginning, as I am sure you have noticed. I started off with more completed images, some solid and finalized images. But as the month dragged on I found it a little more daunting at times, when the only time I would allot for myself was late at night. Normally I am quite the night-owl, but by the end of the day I was tired, and didn't spend a lot of time on each of my drawings.

Therefore, as the month went on my Inktober/Drawlloween challenges have changed from finalized images to more of an exercise to loosen up my hand as and experiment with a couple new styles. All work is helpful in the long run, and even if the exercises are not fully realized images.

Despite not all of them being finalized, I hope you've enjoyed my contributions to these challenges.