This Folktale Week, I continued the trend of taking an additional challenge during November to have some fun with writing little folk tales, although they lean more into dark fantasy this time around due to left over horror energy coming off of all the recent spooky art challenges.
In October, I branched away from the usual Inktober and tried my hand at Drawlloween. Each day had it's own horror-comedy-esque prompt that I interpreted and had a lot of fun bringing them to life. Definitely a new favourite drawing challenge to do every October.
This Stevetember, I encorporated my love for all things horror and redesigned classic horror icons as Steves.
In July, I took part in Stop Drop Doodles July challenge which consisted of drawing Beach & Ocean themed artworks
In June, I wanted to incorporate my new fascination with bugs into my daily art and stumbled upon the art challenge Junebug. Unfortunately there were no recent prompt lists so I decided to just pluck 30 bugs at random to study and sketch instead.
In April. I explored the theme of Atompunk and tried redesigning a bunch of random objects to showcase how they'd either be reworked or look like within this dystopian setting.
In March, I took part in March of Robots and created an Robot everyday from daily prompts. This ranged from quirky robotic characters to advanced sci-fi objects.
In February, I created daily art inspired by drinks, combining drink types with prompts from Chloe Fluff Feb to create unique and fantastical drink concepts.
In January, I participated in the Creatuanary art challenge, drawing daily creatures from folklore and pop culture, culminating in a hybrid monster match-up against Feliciano the Faun.
In a week of November, I tried out Folktale Week as a way to practice some writing skills and made my own little folk tales based on the daily prompts they provided.
