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Hi angels! I hope you're all having a wonderfully relaxing and recharging weekend. How's your Inktober challenge coming along? Today, I'd like to share some updates from my Inktober journey since it's been exactly two weeks since we began.

So far, I've managed to complete four out of the eleven drawings. I'm excited to share with you an older piece from the last year on the left and the brand new one on the right that I just finished. Can you spot the changes? Even though I haven't had as much practice time as I'd like this year, the progress is evident. My drawing style has also evolved, and I'm feeling really happy about it right now.

I'd like to take a moment to encourage those of you searching for your own unique style – keep drawing and please, stop comparing yourself to other artists. You will get better, and you will find your distinctive style in due time. Keep up the fantastic work, and remember that your artistic journey is all about self-discovery and growth! 🎨✨

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DaveSunday

Hey hey! I've been watching all of your inktober videos and I've gotta say you're by far one of the hardest working artist I know. Everything you've done looks absolutely amazing! As to what looks different from last year's work, it looks like your blending of colors has gotten a lot smoother and nuanced. And thanks for all the encouragement, I've actually been keeping up this year doing the poisonous plant list you put up. Hopefully you do a tutorial on how to do different green leaves someday, I've really been struggling to do leaves with markers this entire inktober. Thanks again for everything!

art.is.journey

Hey there! Thank you so much for watching my Inktober videos and for your incredibly kind words – they mean a lot to me! I'm really happy that you're using the list of poisonous plants I shared, and that it's helping you stay on track this Inktober. It's great to know that I've encouraged you to draw more regularly, which will totally pay off😊 As for your idea about drawing green leaves with markers, that's fantastic! I'll definitely think about making a tutorial on that. In the meantime, try looking at real leaves to get the hang of it. One more tip that really helped me when I was starting out with markers is to fill a page with the thing you want to get good at. So, draw lots of different leaves, use different colors, and even try copying your favorite artists' styles – it'll help you get better and develop your own unique style. Thanks again for your support and kind words. They keep me motivated to keep creating😊