The prompt for my sixth Inktober illustration is "spirit", but it should be "spirits".

Like yesterday's drawing, I didn't want to do the obvious and draw a ghost, so I got a little creative and drew booze instead.

This one took me a lot longer than I thought it would. I think all the layering (and my perfectionist tendencies with the bottle shapes) added a lot of time to the process. I'm happy with how it turned out, though.

Time-lapse of my process below!

My fifth illustration for Inktober, this one for the prompt "raven".

I probably would've liked it if this had turned out a little more "goth", but I don't hate it. I really just wanted to do today's prompt without drawing a bird.

Time-lapse video below!

Here's my fourth drawing for Inktober 2021, this one following the prompt "knot".

Originally, I set out to just do a drawing of some string or rope tied in a knot, but I started looking at reference images and nothing was really jumping out at me. The idea felt kind of generic.

Then I started thinking about doing a drawing where a worm, or some other cartoon character had their whole body tied in a knot. Then I started thinking about those old Looney Tunes cartoons, where Bugs Bunny (or was it Daffy Duck?) would tie Elmer Fudd's shotgun barrel into a knot.

I don't know how I ended up with this monkey. He looks a little dopey, but I like him.

Time laps video below!

I'm a little disappointed that it only took three days of Inktober for me to be posting somewhat late, but I had a lot of things going on today, so I've got excuses.

This one's for the prompt "vessel", and features an ominous man in a cryogenic chamber. Spooky!

You can watch the time-lapse of this one being created here:

My second illustration for Inktober 2021, this one for the prompt, "suit".

I wanted this one to be a close-up of the zipper, with some other details visible, but not very descriptive, to give it a little bit of mystery. I am enjoying working in black and white again for my digital inking.

You can watch the time-lapse of this one being made here:

My first Inktober illustration for 2021. I'm following the official prompts this year, so here's a crystal!

If you'd like to watch this drawing get done, here's the time-lapse: