It’s OK to make crap (how to survive Inktober)

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This year’s Inktober had me facing a new challenge in my artistic journey 😲
In this video I’ll tell you all about it, and how you can use this experience to improve 💪

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⌚ Timestamps:
00:00 What is Inktober?
00:22 Dimitris inspired me
00:57 Preparations
01:28 Making the story
01:52 Colour choice
02:05 First drawing
02:13 First mistakes
03:01 Fighting perfectionism
03:41 Freedom of style
04:48 The biggest lesson
05:03 Favourite drawings
05:40 The most important part
05:57 Outro

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[bri.n.a]

I made a whole comic for Inktober as well (one page a day and inpromptu like yours). You're right, its most important to start and finish an idea— I didnt get much engagement on here or on other sites, but at least I have a finished project to show, plus I'm a little more confident in making comics now

[jimmyburlapsack]

I really appreciate supportive videos like this. I am really harsh with anything I write or draw and needed to hear this

[sourgreendolly]

Always a needed reminder.
Wish I had understood it far sooner but better late than never!

[pampamtamtam]

I ought to give this challenge a go someday. I loved your drawings and the silly stories.

[tylliNGLT]

Dude I've been searching for the perfect art teacher for years now. Now I've found him. YOU!, 😊