#inktober | ARHtistic License

Lots of interesting stuff, and a bit of beauty, too.

Intricate bird sculptures made out of paper.
An old zentangle challenge.
Enjoy this interesting post of world musicians (and dancers) I’ve never seen before.
Gorgeous travel photography.
Mixed-media lace.
For the bloggers: writing tips.
Some Inktober contributions.
Artist and blogger Nathalie lives in Jersey City. See what she does when self-quarantine cabin fever gets to be too much.
This article is from a few years ago, but I recently saw it for the first time: the work of illustrator Scott Burroughs.
Does art matter during a pandemic?
Flora and fauna from East Texas.
What a panic attack feels like.

All kinds of good stuff.

Basel, Switzerland. Or Basel, France. Or Basel, Germany.
A watercolorist’s process. Her roses are amazing.
Beautiful paintings.
Following an obsession with Magritte.
You know God is capable of giving you a miracle, but it doesn’t happen. How do you respond to that?
How to be smarter.
I wish I had a cute little quilting studio like this one.
The power of a tree to comfort.
If you follow this blog, you know I’m a fan of Inktober, the drawing challenge that comes around every October. Here’s an article about another participant’s experience from three years ago (but still timely).
Speaking of challenges, NaNoWriMo is coming up next month. Have you ever wanted to write a novel?
I don’t really want to be a millionaire, but I think the suggestions in this article could help anyone have a better life.
I am such a fan of Fair Isle sweaters.