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.
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 2025 Work
Adalyn Hodson 10th grade/Art 1
(Artic, deal, ornate)
Kayleigh Johnson
Sara C. 11th grade/Advanced Art
(drink, pierce, crown)
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October 1, Mustache
October 2, Weave
October 3, Crown
(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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