Showing posts with label Monty Python and the Holy Grail. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Monty Python and the Holy Grail. Show all posts

Sunday, November 5, 2017

Inktober 2017 Sketches.

This past month I decided to take part in the Inktober 2017, started by artist Jake Parker.  Inktober is when you do a ink sketch for every day of the month of October and post it on line.  There is a prompt list of words to help get the creative juices flowing.

 I jumped in on the third, without using the prompt list, but stuck to it after that.  I tried to have fun with this and not get hung up on ego. Several friends joined in on Facebook which may it more fun. The following are the results.

#3 - "Poison" (prompt not used)  I just inked a sketch I was working on.
 # 4 - "Underwater" - Is inspired by Jules Verne 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea, and Ray Harryhausen.
 #5 "Long" - Inspired by the dialogue line by Edna Mole in the animated film, Incredibles, "no capes".
 #6 - "Sword" - My character Blackwolf holding a sword.
 #7 - "Shy" - This was just going to be a picture of a shy young girl, but as I was inking it I know I had to add a twist. This is one of my favorite drawings of month.
 #8 - "Crooked" The was one of harder to do.  I could think of good solution.  Although several friend found it funny.
 #9 - "Screech" The lettering effect is a nod to comic artist Walt Simonson, and the way he uses type in his comic art.
 #10 - "Gigantic"  Of course, a giant robot had to come to mind.
 #11 - "Run" - This is a homage to Jack Kirby's monster art.
 #12 - "Shattered" - My take on Humpy Dumpty.  I use a toy bot on my bookshelf as model.

#13 - "Teeming"  My twist on the Zombie Apocalypse.  They crave pizza instead of brains. 
 #14 - "Fierce" If you're in a relationship, you know about the toilet lip issue.
 #15 - "Mysterious" - I must confess, I stole the idea from a old art piece of mine. 
 For full disclosure here it is.
#16 - "Fat".  This was a "loaded" prompt.  What could you do that didn't run the risk of being insulting, or offensive?  I think this was a good solution.

 #17 - "Graceful" - A dancer is just a natural image for the prompt.
 #18 - "Filthy" - Raw sewage and free hugs were just made for each other. I started to get more into using the markers.
 #19 - "Cloud" - Is my favorite drawing of the month.  I might even do a more finished version.
 #20 - "Deep" - Again, a natural solution with a twist.
 #21 - "Furious"  The image speaks for itself.
 #22 - "Trail"- I couldn't resist doing a "snail" on a "trail".
 #23 - "Juicy" - I resisted going for a pic of ripe fruit, and decided to take things in whole different direction.
 #24 - "Blind"  You can't go wrong with a blind female warrior.
 #25 - "Ship" - In doing the viking ship, I got to use the lyrics of a song (a work in progress) of mine, "Norsin' around", about a hapless viking captain.
 Here the textless version.
 #26 - "Squeak" - Just a fun twist on rodent humor.
 #27 - "Climb" - Again, the prompt is so vague, there was million possibilities. But King Kong is my favorite movie, and climber, so this fit  the bill.
 #28 - "Fall" Since, what goes up must come down, this just seem right.
 #29 - "United" - I racked my mind for a solution for this prompt, then thought this historic moment in space exploration history.
 #30 - "Found" - Here my ode to Monty Python and the Holy Grail, a favorite movie mine.
 #31 - "Mask"  The prompt was very timely falling on Halloween.
I actually feel a little lost with the daily prompt. I'll have to find another daily sketch challenge to keep me drawing.