Inktober - Day 9 ("Ram") by anahata.c
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Ok. I tried to draw some rams (the animal), but they were SO bad, i abandoned them.
(I'll repost them one day under "horror".)
So I picked 2 images loosely associated with "ram".
1) A pen drawing of Mick Jagger---re-colored---because an old girlfriend said he "rammed about the stage".
2) An old image I called "A Guy Ramming Cherries Down His Throat". (Ramming)
(A real masterpiece, isn't it? I think the cherries were clip-art. The GUY was ink though...)
My "non-themed" entries for the day (non-ram):
1) Architectural ornament. (I drew ornament a lot, years back. A huge learning tool.)
2) Architectural ornament. Just a study. I think it from Art Deco. Just a study in lines and geometrics.
Sorry this is wasn't more related to "ram"...I haven't done Inktober in years!
Have a fine Friday, m
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Comments (2)
Wow Mark, these Inktober images are really getting elaborate and I can tell you have a great feel for the medium that you are using. The Mick Jagger was a give away as your drawing was too good for me to even attempt to guess at what it was. I had no need to guess as the image was instantly recognizable as the one and only rock star legend of the Rolling Stones.
I can tell you are having a great time in making these images...they look like fun :)
Even though I think Mick is a Leo, you captured him perfectly. The guy with the cherries is funny, but your architectural studies are amazing—you have impressive drawing talent. I was happy just to be able to draw a house with proper perspective, let alone detailed studies like yours.