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INKTOBER 52 2023 Day #24: KETTLE (BELL). In addition to drawing a monkey with a plunger on his head (and occasionally other things), I’m a martial artist and all

INKTOBER 52 2023 Day #23: POWER. Monkey math? Once upon a time, I was pretty good at math. Good enough to advance ahead of my classmates at one point.

INKTOBER 52 2023 Day #22: MASK. This one is a bit of a childhood deep cut, referencing another favorite cartoon/toy franchise from the 1980s: M.A.S.K. It was a standard

INKTOBER 52 2023 Day #21: SCRATCH. Chainmail is tough to draw without committing to drawing every little ring. It’s definitely another thing I need to practice. The absurdity of

INKTOBER 52 2023 Day #20: SKATE. So, I don’t have a connection to skating or skateboarding at all, other than briefly playing that Tony Hawk game in my youth,

INKTOBER 52 2023 Day #19: BEARD. Mmmm…textures…Not gonna lie, there were definitely moments of “what did I get myself into?” on this one. It took a very long time,

INKTOBER 52 2023 Day #18: DOCTOR. As a comics nerd, it was hard to avoid the comic connection to this prompt. There’s a heck of a lot of highly

INKTOBER 52 2023 Day #17: MELT. Fun fact: I’m actually related to the actress who played the wicked witch in The Wizard of Oz, Margaret Hamilton. Obviously I never

INKTOBER 52 2023 Day #16: GRIMM. Little Red Riding Monkey? While it seems like I frequently say “I struggled with this prompt”, I seriously did struggle with an idea

INKTOBER 52 2023 Day #15: PROWL. The original 1980s Transformers are the best Transformers, no question (and even though watching so many of my favorite Autobots die-especially Optimus Prime-was

INKTOBER 52 2023 Day #14: TEARS. I struggled with an idea for this prompt. Leave it to the English language to have a word spelled the same way, but