Inktober #28 was Float. Here’s that one colored in.

Inktober #28 was Float. Here’s that one colored in.
Here’s a color version of my faceless chef.
Two babies in color this time.
And here’s a color version of #24 – Dig. I think the dirt thrown back is still fading into the larger pile a bit too much.
And here’s a color version of #9 – Throw. Just made the fox and the ball orange.
And here’s a color version of #29 – Shoes. I used a muted, art marker style of color for this one because I wanted it to look soft.
So, I finished the Inktober series, but I wanted to go back and finish off some of them in color. Here’s the first one I colored. Inktober #26 – Hide.
Thought I’d do a quick one today, since yesterday’s took so long. A banana peel is a slippery thing to step on.
Actually though… that’s not all I made.
I intended to stop there but…
A little explanation, first. Sometime in the last year I saw in a store a pattern printed on a piece of cloth or wrapping paper or something (I don’t remember) that stuck with me for some reason. It was a simple line drawing of a pineapple, done in a hand-drawn style. Then they copied the drawing and gave it a variety of fanciful colors. Then scattered those in a seamless pattern across the print. It struck me as looking very nice for how simple the technique actually was.
I remembered thinking, I could do that. Only the colors seemed silly for a pineapple. Pineapples only come in a very limited range of colors. I thought it would be better to choose a fruit that had a better natural range of colors. (I don’t know why it struck me that the colors should be realistic, it just did.) And some variety in the drawings, maybe. Not just the one pineapple.
I was veering off from the original idea a bit at that point.
So, today I drew a banana peel for Inktober and then decided to draw some more bananas. In different colors. (Did you know that bananas come in a variety of colors, not just yellow and green?)
Anyway, here’s what I came up with.
Today’s prompt was Hope. Rather than illustrate an abstract concept, I decided to draw my friend whose name is Hope. Hope likes Ninja Turtles.
Here’s a color version.
So, remember last week I meant to draw people wearing masks and I ended up drawing a ninja? Well, this week I drew the people I meant to draw last week. Here it is: People Wearing Masks.