As October gets underway, artists around the globe are once again diving into Inktober, a month-long celebration of ink-based art. The annual challenge, which began on Oct. 1 and runs through Oct. 31, invites creators of all levels to produce and share one ink drawing each day, emphasizing practice, imagination and a sense of community.
Started in 2009 by illustrator Jake Parker, the idea follows a simple format: each day brings a single-word prompt from Inktober organizers. Participants interpret the word as they wish, sketch in ink, and post their work online with hashtags like #Inktober and...