INKTOBER: the very last 6 drawings + month summary

Hi, fellow Steemians! :)
Today I will show you the last batch of October drawings I made during the most popular art flashmob - Inktober.

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Day 26 - "squeak". At first, I wanted to draw a mouse or a kitten or a chicken on this word, but in the end, I stopped at the duckling, because there were so many mice left this month, I drew the other animals already, but not during Inktober, but I didn't draw ducklings before! Made it a bit fluffy like the mole from my previous post.

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Day 27 - "climb". Decided to draw a sloth that climbs a tree, because the day before I was watching too many videos with sloths.

The sketch :)

Took a photo right before inking:

The result :)

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Day 28 - "fall".

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Day 29 - "united".
This is the second illustration of a mini-series about a brave little mouse. Here he talks about something with his friends. I like the frog most of all, and you? :D

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Day 30 - "found". The same mouse suddenly found a treasure.

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And the last day 31 - "mask". The very first thing that came to my mind when I saw this word - a hiding chameleon.

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Inktober 2017 summary

I started drawing Inktober on October 1 and naively believed that EVERY day I would do the finished piece (!) on A4, preferably dynamic and necessarily with the environment! So, I will tell you that if you want to pump your weak points in drawing, I don't advise doing this during all these challenges and flashMobs, where you have to draw and post work every day. Because there are always such circumstances in which you in a certain period of time cannot be as active and productive as you previously thought. At first, I thought that I would manage everything, even made a schedule, in which I decided to draw in the morning because I had time only early in the morning. I will not hide that I didn't draw every day in October. I missed the whole 4 days banally because I had a fever and couldn't do anything at all. And because of these four days, I began to be late for 4 days, then for a week, then for 10 days. My schedule didn't work for me anymore and I had to give it up, although it was made according to all the rules of "successful people" time management :D I will not be original and say that you should not torment yourself and be "constantly productive", it's important to talk about this and it's important to repeat it.

This year, I complicated the task for myself and was drawing using a prompt list which the founder of Inktober Jake Parker had published in September. I saw that many artists began to prepare even then, coming up with a composition for each word, but I didn't have the opportunity at that time, and when the opportunity appeared, it was October 1 already :)

Honestly saying, I did most of my Inktober drawing literally on the go and often without sketches because I had to catch up quickly and had to do a few pieces a day. But everything is fine, especially if you use the A7 format as I began doing at the very end ;)

I finished the last drawing on November 3rd.

In any case, I reached the end and didn't follow the prompt list of only 2 days out of 31. Now I have 31 pictures, on the basis of which I then, perhaps, will do something more serious :) There are many ideas, the main thing is to actualize them now.

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Thank you all for the support, for your upvotes and comments!
There will be definitely more posts from me about drawing and not only in the future so stay tuned 😊