INKTOBER 2019 Finale

Today is Day 31 for INKTOBER 2019

So here is my final post for INKTOBER 2019, Day 31, Ripe

INKTOBER 2019, Day 31, Ripe
#inktober2019

Portrait Drawing

October 29, 2019

Love taking this class. Tony is very patient with his students and helps them to develop their own style. He helps them figure out what is working in a painting or drawing, and what adjustments they might want to make to move forward in their art.

Tony Pro’s Portrait Class at Coppini Academy

INKTOBER 2019

We are almost to the end of the 2019 INKTOBER Challenge

I enjoy joining in on the INKTOBER challenges (even though I don’t do them every year). They are a refreshing way to get your brain into art mode and generate some ideas for later paintings, or just to explore ideas that you wouldn’t normally spend time on.

This year I have used most of the prompts to generate drawings strictly from memory/imagination, with the exception so far of one drawing that I did while looking at an actual object and the other from looking at one of my photos.

Using prompts gives you practice, and can generate new ideas. This year, so far, my challenge drawings have gone into two sketchbooks - a Fabriano Sketch 5 3/4” x 8 1/4” and a Fabriano Black Drawing book 6” x 6.” The ink pens have been Aen Art glitter gel pens, and Sakura Pigma Micron, Graphic, and Brush pen (black).

Today’s challenge #25:

Working on INKTOBER has gotten me back into to working with Procreate digital and with some of my watercolor as well.

Meanwhile, Back at Class

I finally got a chance to get back to Tony Pro’s class at Coppini.

Pencil on Newspaper Print

INKTOBER 2019 IS HERE

JUST A REMINDER:

If you want to join INKTOBER 2019, it begins today. You can search for their rules of entry online. They actually want the drawings to be in ink (you can do an underdrawing in pencil). Mine only has touches of ink. Check it out! It is a fun way to get started on some drawing ideas.

#INKTOBER 2019

June 27, 2019

June 27, 2019

Open Forum Coppini Academy

Life Portrait Drawing

Pastel Floral Spring In San Antonio

Prismacolor Nupastels, Rembrandt soft Pastels, on Artspectrum Pastel paper