Every year it seems I forget about Inktober until about a week too late. But this year I remembered and I’m excited to do 29 more drawings! I like the restriction of it. Certainly it’s not forbidden to add color, but I’m taking it as a black and white challenge. Above is my drawing from Day one, and below is Day two. They’ll also be on my instagram (@edaggarart).
More art also at:elizabethdaggar.com.
There was a small woods across the street from the farm. Before the people bought the land and built the large farmhouse and attendant stables and fenced-in pastures, it had been a winter wheat field. If you walked across or around to the back of that field, you’d come upon a picturesque little meadow, hemmed in by trees across which was hidden a lovely woods with a little ribbon of stream running through. It was pretty at all times of year, but in Winter it truly felt like a magical realm, far away from the world.
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love your artworks
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awesome work
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Very artistic! Loved the drawings!
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Beautiful Post! ☺️
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Great drawings, really like the perspective of the first one.
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Brilliant artwork!
Thank you so much!
This is really nice. I will look you up on insta.
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That’s awesome! I had a few friends do this last year and I completely forgot about it! I might try it out myself. Very cool drawings btw
Thanks so much! It’s a challenge, as I’ve decided to do fairly finished drawings for this, but it’s been very satisfying so far.
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beautiful!
Thank you!
You have an amazing art skills! Keep it up! I got to know about inktober this year. Didn’t knew previously. I couldn’t participate in this cause of lot of work. 😦 But will surely next year.
Have a good day friend and keep the art flowing! 👍
Thank you so much!
This is the second time today I’ve stumbled upon reference to Inktober. Thanks for sharing your pen and ink’s – I hope to take part in Inktober next year (with some practice between now and then)…
It’s quite a challenge! But I’ve been enjoying it 🙂
Great art! Thanks for putting it out there.
Thanks for looking! 🙂
Love your drawings ♡
Thanks so much!
I love your artwork❤
beautiful endeed 👍👍
I like your style,,,like my father
Your art is very beautiful. This particular post contains what reminds me of the art I see in the children’s book, “The Giving Tree” it is a family favorite. We actually own three copies. The simplicity yet the tones you use is insightful in such a way, my children were very interested (ages 8 and 5). My 8 year old has autism and loves art and puzzles. It
Think what you provided in this post, in some way bridged a gap between the two for her. I’m following you do can see what else you have to offer!
Wow, thank you so much for this. I’m so glad to hear that my art connected with you and your children. I remember the Giving Tree; a wonderful book. Thanks for visiting and following! I hope you’ll enjoy my work.
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Farewell September, hello Inktober!
Awesome artwork!
Thank so much!
Very magician and peaceful.
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So good and magical! ❤
I appreciate all the comments, thanks so much 🙂
This is beautiful and when combined with the description of your piece is just magical x
Beautifull!,,,tells a lot of tales by just looking at the pictures
Wow! Loved your ink sketches!
Your art is great
Very nice insights. Keep it up.
Hi it sounds amazing…good work on your second drawing. I bet it’s going to be awesome👍😃
Awesome work! I am following you now. Can’t wait to see what you post next.
Nice drawings.🌹
Your illustrations and photographs convey really interesting stories.
Good luck with Inktober, Lizzie! 🙂
Color would have been a distraction.
Very nice work! I checked out quite a few of your posts. Ill have to check out your IG too! Keep it up!
Thx! I checked out yours as well, and will read more.
🙂 yeah… some are long, but I’m a rookie, so its as raw as it gets.
Sorry, I meant to say, yeah… thank you! How rude of me…
Nice. Really nice
Appreciated! Thanks so much.
To capture memories in art is talent most only do with cameras. Nicely done.
I know right ,it’s also summer here in Africa
Perhaps your october is normal…Hier were I live we are still in sommer…wising the cool october to break…
Oh, no, it’s very much summer here as well. But not in my drawings!
Yes! If you use logo to redirect to home page you can scroll down and see them all. But I may take a page from your book and addd the links at the bottom of each entry.
Love the words and artwork. They compliment each other well.
Thx so much! I’m working on day seven’s drawing right now so check back later today 🙂
I will, look forward to it now.
I am following you on Instagram your art is great.
Thanks so much! It means a lot when my work resonates with people.
I enjoy drawing, I don’t profess to be brilliant at it, but it is therapeutic to me.
Hey Lizzie,
I loved the use of negative space. Is that done using ink wash or filled with fineliners?
Thank you! For these two, it’s all with variable width micron pens, which took forever! I’m starting to incorporate some india ink in the more recent ones, though. (And grey art markers.) I dig the linework in your entries!
Thanks a lot. I still have to check out the remaining entries from you side. They are available on the blog, right?
Sounds lovely and magical, like the woods at the end of the lowest field of my grandfather’s farm.
Thank you, yes, it was one of my favorite spots.