It’s October, and for artists, that means one thing: challenge season is officially here. Sure, Halloween gets the spotlight with pumpkins, ghosts, and creepy costumes, but the real magic is happening ...
Talent may be the key ingredient, but nothing was ever accomplished without discipline. To this end, American illustrator Jake Parker started the Inktober drawing challenge in 2009. What began as an ...
FROM A single nib, thousands upon thousands of artists can be drawn into the fold. That nib, as it began, belonged to Jake Parker, a Utah-based artist who said he “created InkTober in 2009 as a ...
Talent may be the key ingredient, but nothing was ever accomplished without discipline. To this end, American illustrator Jake Parker started the Inktober drawing challenge in 2009. What began as an ...
In 2009, artist Jake Parker wanted to hone his 'inking' skills. 31 days, 31 drawings - he set himself up for the task and began to put up his drawings on his blog. Soon, a community of artists, ...
Each year, October brings pumpkins, witches and candy. But for artists, it also brings the annual tradition of Inktober. Illustrator and writer Jake Parker created the drawing challenge 10 years ago ...
In 2009, Jake Parker wanted to improve his inking skills. What started out as a challenge for himself turned into a global phenomenon in the artist community. During the month of October, millions of ...
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