Welcome to October!
Autumn is one of my favorite seasons, and it seemed fitting to direct my Inktober project towards the everyday scenes. If you missed my post on Inktober, check it out here. I will be sketching in ink (no color – which is so hard for me!) to stretch my creative muscle in a different way.
To kick it off, I visited the pumpkin patch out my door, which is part of the farm I live on.
Enjoy!
That is so awesome!
I’m also taking part in Inktober17! It is so much fun!
Wonderful! It is my first time, but you know I am trying to work on creative challenges. What’s your theme? I would love to see it.
Oh, its my first time too!
I’m doing according to the prompts by Poetry Falls on Instagram, where I write a poem, and a corresponding art work. It’s up on headhighintheclouds.wordpress.com
I’m loving what you’re doing so far!
I would so love to read your poetry! And we should be connected on Instagram. I will find you…..you inspire me! 😀
I am so touched. And the best thing is that you inspire me too 🙂
We should! I’m easy to find. I’m at Pari617 and Pari_drawsandpoets (this is where I put up all my poetry and art work).
Beautiful pumpkin drawing, Melissa! I love pumpkins – they taste and smell deliciously 😄
Happy autumn! 😄🍁🍂
Thank you ! I really love pumpkin. A week or so ago I made a pumpkin curry with coconut milk and curry paste….delicious but it sure had a spicy kick to it. And the color is so fitting for the fall color palette.
To you get a splendid color change in the landscape in Germany?
Mmmh! That sounds awfully delicious! I mostly turn my pumpkins into soup or pies, or just roast them and serve the slices with sea salt, pepper and olive oil – yummy! 😀
We do get a color change here in the landscape but it´s nothing as brilliant as I imagine it to be in your corner of the world 😉 But a walk through the park can look quite picturesque now too. Will try to make some pictures of it! 🙂
Have a wonderful Sunday! xxx
Oh, please do! I dream of what they landscapes look like where you are. The differences are what make our own corners of the world unique, aren’t they?
And I love the simplicity of salt, pepper and olive oil. Delicious!
Sending you autumn joy from the Pacific Northwest!