Zippily animated-annotated bit where Lynda Barry talks about how & why people think they can’t draw (and the trouble with people thinking they can draw).
Inktober 2019 Day 31 – RIPE

And that’s all she wrote! We end the month with this little weirdo!
Inktober 2019 Day 30 – CATCH

I’ve been starting with pencils on all of these but I didn’t have a pencil handy, so I was just like “WE’LL DO IT LIVE!” and started scribbling with this new pen I got the other day.
Inktober 2019 – Day 29 – INJURED

Inktober 2019 Day 28 – RIDE

Inktober 2019 – DAY 26 – DARK

Inktober – Day 25 – TASTY

Inktober Day 20 – TREAD

Inktober Day 16 – WILD

It’s not a very direct reflection of the keyword “wild” but it’s something that came into my head and that I liked.
I was using a technique I learned (kinda) from Lynda Barry, where when you don’t know what to draw, you just start drawing, very slowly, something that is a known quantity, like panel borders. That gives you a chance to be there, on the page, drawing, and it’s much more likely that things to draw will occur to you when you’re already drawing.
Movement is key.
Inktober Day 14 – OVERGROWN

I didn’t have any pens handy but a Sharpie writing pen…