Inktober Day 3: Crown
In Which I Do Concept Art for a Vague Fairy-Tale Idea

I don't have (many) concrete story details, but I have started worldbuilding. One idea is that the higher class go for shorter hair, since it's a subtle mark of having extra time and resources.
#inktober #worldbuilding

I'm sure there were many more, but the first one that comes to mind is Michael Hagues' Book of Dragons! A) it was dragons, and B) there was such a variety of dragons that I always had fun flipping through its vibrant pages (even if I didn't always like the goofier depictions).
#bookvember

Inktober Day 2: Weave
In Which I Attempted to Doodle Symbolism (Hornet weaving Pharloom back together/weaving through Pharloom) Mostly Without References
Not my best work, but an attempt was made
#inktober #silksong

Silver Pennies! I don't remember every "acquiring" it—it was just there, on one of the family bookshelves. I think I loved it partially because it was such an old-feeling book, one that no one else seemed to read or notice; it made it feel like a special secret.
#bookvember

Inktober Day 1: Mustache
In Which Kathryn Torments an Innocent Eabennor

I couldn't remember any characters of mine with mustaches (drawing facial hair is Not my forte), but then I asked myself: who would wear a fake mustache? and, well—

(characters are from my supervillain WIP)

#inktober