My Drawing Of A Headless Ghost For #INKTOBER #INKTOBER2017

Here is my ninth drawing for InkTober.  I had fun making this headless haunt.

Old School RPG Style Illustration Of The Thing In The Pit #INKTOBER #INKTOBER2017

Here is my eighth drawing for InkTober.  I made an illustration inspired by all those old TSR RPG drawings I love.  

Candy Eating Ghost #INKTOBER #INKTOBER2017

Here is my seventh drawing for InkTober.  I made a hungry ghost who is going to have indigestion from eating too much Halloween candy.  

Wendigo #INKTOBER #INKTOBER2017

Here is my sixth drawing for InkTober.  I wandered off from the spooky Halloween territory for this drawing.  This monster is my version of a Wendigo.  A Wendigo is a cannibal monster or evil spirit from Algonquian folklore.  The folklore comes from the forests of the Great Lakes Region of the United States and Canada.

Butterfly Catcher #INKTOBER #INKTOBER2017

Here is my fifth drawing for InkTober.  I created a spooky illustration of a butterfly catcher.

Witches’ Brew #INKTOBER #INKTOBER2017

Here is my fourth drawing for InkTober.  I created an illustration of a witch making a potion in her cauldron.

Vasilisa from the Slavic Tale of the Baba Yaga

Here is my third drawing for InkTober.  It is an illustration of Vasilisa from the Slavic tale of the Baba Yaga.  Baba Yaga is a powerful witch and she gives Vasilisa a skull-lantern to light her way on the tasks she has her carry out.  

Little Vampire #INKTOBER #INKTOBER2017

Here is my second drawing for InkTober.  It is a cute little vampire.

Imps and a Pumpkin #INKTOBER #INKTOBER2017

I’m back for round two of InkTober.  Every October there is a drawing challenge to make one ink drawing a day the entire month. An illustrator by the name of Jake Parker created InkTober in 2009 as a challenge to improve inking skills and develop positive drawing habits.  I made it seventeen or eighteen drawings in last October.  I am planning to post every other day this year.  October is a busy month for me. Here is my first drawing, some imps and a pumpkin.  

Drawing From My Visit To The Natural History Museum

This summer I stopped by the Harvard Museum of Natural History in Cambridge, Massachusetts.  I inked in this sketch of a squid I created at the museum.  The museum has an amazing collection of life from around the globe.