Inktober

Art Students are participating again in InkTober this year.

See list below. Pick the ones you want to draw. 

Spend a class a day using your imagination with each prompt. 

(1 prompt each day).

-You can start with pencil BUT finish with INK (marker or pen). 

-FILL UP THE SPACE with your drawing so you have more area to add ink. 

-Do NOT COLOR, but instead use VALUE techniques. 

-Don't stop with just a drawing! Add value with ink. 

-Use the INK TECHNIQUES

 (hatching, cross-hatching, stippling, and scribbling)

to add FORM and SPACE to your piece. 

*Fill up the space of the paper so you can get the most ink detail. 

Click below for

EXAMPLES OF PEN & INK TECHNIQUE 

Use INK techniques that you have learned about in class to add 

FORM and TEXTURE to your work. 

Celebrate INK and all it can do. 

InkTober 2026 Work

1. APPLE

Art 1

Advanced Art

2. RELIC

3. MINIATURE

Advanced Art

4. CACTUS

Advanced Art

 6. OGRE

8. STINKY

9. RAM

10. MYSTICAL

Advanced Art

12.TOSS

14. LADY

15. HOORAY

16. GANGLY

17.CONTRAPTION

18. FLIGHTLESS

20. LOUNGE

21. HERO

Advanced Art 

22.BEACON

23. Dapper 

24. BAKE

25. FRACTURE

28. TROPPHY

30. COOKIE

Advanced Art

Nicolas

Beacon & Woman

Landon 

Bella Exner?

Fracture & Miniature

Ava Steele 

Woman, Fracture, Miniature

Leeland Bell 

Gangly and Apple

Shaunna A. 

Tusk, Beacon & Apple

Adalyn Hodson

Dumb, Mystical, &Hero

    

Daisy Montano

Beacon & Cookie

Sara Calderon 

Ram, Mystical, Hero

Sebastian Jonas 

Cookie & Woman

Madison Mendez

Cookie, Zipper, Cactus

Aubrey Bennett

Apples, Cookie, 

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InkTober 2025 Work

Adalyn Hodson 10th grade/Art 1

(Artic, deal, ornate)

Shaunna Arguijo, 9th grade

Kayleigh Johnson

Sara C. 11th grade/Advanced Art

(drink, pierce, crown)

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October 1, Mustache

 

October 2, Weave

October 3, Crown

October 4, Murky

(adj: thickness, heaviness of air, 

characterized by a heavy dimness or obscurity caused by or like that caused by overhanging fog or smoke)

October 5 , Deer

 

October 6, Pierce

October 7, Starfish

October 8, Reckless 

(adj: carless, not concerned with consequence)

October 9, Heavy

October 10, Sweep

October 11, Sting

October 12, Shredded

 

October 13, Drink

 

October 14, Trunk

October 19, Arctic

October 20, Rivals

October 21, Blast

October 22, Button 

 

October 23, Firefly

October 27, Onion

October 28, Skeletal

 

October 30, Vacant

October 31, Award

 

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Monochromatic Masterpiece

MonoChromatic Masterpieces

Going GREEN

STUDENT ART

Art1- Fall 2025

 

                                                                      Where do you start?

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Purple Masterpiece

Atmospheric Perspective 

Tints  (adding white), Shades (adding black), 

and Tones (adding grey)

Analogous Varieties (neighbor colors varieties)

VOCABULARY- 

Hue- a color on the main part of color wheel. 

Shade- adding black to a color, making it darker. 

Tint- adding white to a color, making it lighter. 

Tone- adding grey to a color, making it more neutral. 

Analogous- 3 colors on the color wheel next to each other. 

(ex: yellow/green, green, blue/green)

Monochromatic- Using ONE COLOR in various shades, tints, and tones. 

Medium/Media- art tools used to create artwork. 

(Ex: pen and ink, marker, colored pencil, collage, charcoal,  

paint (acrylic, oil, tempera, watercolor.)

Click HERE to see Monochromatic Purple Project

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In your sketchbook, sample a variety of mediums in one color. 

Label them what you used and note what they are best at. 

Begin a plan for your piece of artwork. Use as many different mediums as possible for your picture in various tints, tones, and shade. You can also use the analogous versions of them.