yesterday one of the most adopted art challenges, called #inktober, started. This month-long art challenge has been created by artist Jake Parker.
I created Inktober in 2009 as a challenge to improve my inking skills and develop positive drawing habits. It has since grown into a worldwide endeavor with thousands of artists taking on the challenge every year.
Although it was originally meant to improve ones inking skills, there are already a lot of similar challenges around, that are generally dealing with the fact of creating an artwork a day during October. They go from oil-paintings (#oiltober) through generative art (#plottertwitter) to virtual reality painting (#inktobVR).
So my turn on #inktober is basically to create something every day of October and share the results.
Yesterday I used some artificial algorithm run through Runway to draw a simple ring and let the #AI create a metallic version of it. Here is the result:
Inktober2019 - Day 1 - Ring
In this screenshot you can see the original drawing, that the machine used to create the ring:
Today I used another artificial model (AttnGAN) to create an image, that I could use for inktober inspiration:
As you can see, this model interpreted my text input "Mindless inktober day 2" to create an artificial image. I then imported the image into the digital drawing app Sketchpad and started to digitally ink it.
Here is the final result:
Inktober2019 - Day 2 - Mindless
Hope you like it! Are you participating this year?
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