In 2017, Blavel launched himself as a freelance artist and dared to post his works on the Internet.
This year, she participated for the first time in the famous international “inktober” challenge.This little collection compiles the drawings, but also the thoughts and reflections that went through the author's head during this challenge. From the most innocuous questions to questions about the choice of one's art, everything goes ;)
The art of Blavel: DAYDREAM (five first years)
Jake Parker created Inktober in 2009 as a challenge to improve his inking skills and develop positive drawing habits. It has since grown into a worldwide endeavor with thousands of artists taking on the challenge every year.
As a participating artist, you can certainly sell your Inktober drawings. I hope you do if you want to! You can also reference Inktober in the sale of your drawings, but you need to do so in the following manner:Please don't use the INKTOBER logo, unless you have written permission or license to do so.You can use the word INKTOBER together with the year of participation (ie INKTOBER 2020). Your personal published works may use INKTOBER + Year as a subtitle, not as a leading title on the cover. For example, it's ok to use the subtitle “based on INKTOBER 2019 prompts” or similar reference.
