It’s Inktober — or perhaps it registers more clearly in your mind as #Inktober — a hashtag you may have seen on Twitter, Facebook, and especially, Instagram. There's close to 3.5 million ...

Each year, October brings pumpkins, witches and candy. But for artists, it also brings the annual tradition of Inktober. Illustrator and writer Jake Parker created the drawing challenge 10 years ...

Inktober is the brainchild of Jake Parker, a Provo-based artist who got the idea when he decided his skills with ink needed some work. “I wanted to get better at inking,” recalls Parker ...

Inktober is a relatively new month-long challenge for artists all over the world. It was created by Jake Parker, who came up ...

Inktober is off to a great start, with well over 300,000 posts in the last two days! You guys are incredible. Here's a few artists that have been inspiring us at #inktober headquarters ...

This year, it’s the spooky, scary Halloween-themed Inktober pieces that we’re most excited about. These pieces are wonderfully weird, magnificently macabre, spectacularly spooky, and even more ...

It's part of a challenge called Inktober, started in 2009 by illustrator Jake Parker. I took part too, posting my inky efforts on my art blog and on Instagram. I'm no professional artist ...

When Libby McArthur, an Evergreen Park Community High School art teacher, first heard about Inktober, the challenge proved too daunting. But that initial effort to finish 31 consecutive drawings ...

Online art community gets active during the month of October for the Inktober Challenge that requires art enthusiasts and professional artists to use ink and draw something regularly based on the ...