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What participating in Inktober 2024 has meant to me:
1. Faces and heads – challenging from start to finish!
2. Hands and legs – so many ways to draw them, but I’m not always sure they’re in the right place.
3. Shading – makes a huge difference, even if it is tricky to get just right.
4. Drawing a straight line – easier said than done! During Inktober, I discovered that I enjoyed drawing mountains!
5. Researching a few of my own photos (e.g. fish, nomadic, Ocoee River) was a joy—felt like lifelong learning at its best.
6. Enjoyed experimenting with different papers, pens, and pencils.
7. Learned so much about using paintbrushes, effects, and digital techniques.
8. Problem-solving along the way was surprisingly rewarding.
9. Met some new Flickr friends and picked up a few great techniques.
10. Loved seeing how others interpreted each day’s challenge word.
11. Early on, I thought about quitting the month-long challenge because it was hard at times, but I’m glad I didn’t.
12. Sometimes, drawing felt like traveling to a new time or place—a real adventure!
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My original: flic.kr/p/2kHk4qy
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Living in Bradenton, Florida, my dad always had outdoor projects. He also had an easily accessible laundry room and shower for cleanup. Of course, these overall jeans and suspenders rarely were washed!
He was 86 in this picture; he lived to be 98 and kept working hard every day of his life!
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