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Discussion around the 2026 edition of Inktober, the annual October drawing challenge where artists create one ink illustration per day throughout the month. Participants are sharing plans, prompt lists and early sketches under the hashtag, with illustrators and hobbyists comparing goals for the 31-day challenge.
- 2Artist's dragon drawing series sparks debate over metallic dragonsβDay two of The Ur-Dragon, Ancient Copper Dragon. Is it just me or do the precious metals dragons all look slightly goofy
An artist is sharing a daily drawing series of dragons, with day two featuring the Ancient Copper Dragon from The Ur-Dragon lineup. Alongside the artwork, they question whether the precious metals dragons, like copper, brass and bronze, all look slightly goofy compared to other dragon designs, inviting others to weigh in on the fantasy creature aesthetics.
- 3Inktober Day 2: Artists Draw 'Relic'βToday is # inktober day 2, the word is βrelicβ π honestly stoked with how this one came out, Iβm gonna have to grab my o
Inktober, the annual October drawing challenge, continues with day two and the prompt word 'relic'. Artists are sharing their interpretations online, including one creator who drew a gothic skull design and is selling it as a t-shirt. Participants post one ink drawing per day throughout October using the same shared prompts, making the challenge a recurring highlight for the online art community.
- 4Artist shares pen drawing for Inktober's 'Relic' promptβAnche oggi su Pixelfed un disegno a penna per Inktober, la parola di oggi Γ¨ Relic. @ inktober https:// pixelfed.uno/p/ca
An artist has posted a new pen drawing on Pixelfed as part of Inktober, responding to the day's prompt word 'Relic'. The piece carries the usual Inktober 2026 hashtags and is being shared among art communities. Participants around the world continue posting daily ink drawings throughout October, one prompt at a time.