Since 2013, Ive decided to partake in the yearly "Inktober", 30 day challenge. It's a great monthly challenge to develop, and hone traditional skills, and possibly turn it into something more lucrative. I love watching my work improve, and this year; in spite of my lacking ink supplies, I've still had a lot of fun this time around. Here's some of the pieces I've made this year.
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I'll be making this into a digital E-Book, and getting physical copies printed, and selling them. Books will also include some of the concept sketches for the final inked concepts.