This was an idea I had after discarding the possibility to do a remake of 2020’s inktober.
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Inktober 2024 – “SUN”
Tonatiuh, the ancient Aztecs’ representation of the Sun god, makes his way through the forces of the night.
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This is a character that’s been in my catalog for quite a while.
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Here we have again our little fellows, now this is something they hadn’t come across with before.
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This was a fun one, the process below:
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I still remember, from those school years, feeling that some of my backpacks were like home. Check the creative process below.
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Written and Illustrated by Luis Roding
Reading time: 8 minutes
We made sure the six of us gathered around the fire. Only Mary’s closest friends. The sun was set, the tide was low, and now, thanks to Melanie and Rita, who fooled the other guys away from this part of the beach, we were ready to begin.
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Written and Illustrated by Luis Roding
Reading Time: 4 minutes
As a kid, I only heard stories about this place; now, I am here. I have left my hometown, crossed the sea, and came to the land I’d dreamt to see, but to do something terrible, not only to these people but to myself.
We managed to unlock the temple doors without trouble, which was very unexpected given the resistance we had faced until then. I was in the front group, so as the tall doors opened, I was among the first to look inside.
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Written and Illustrated by Luis Roding
Reading Time: 6 minutes.
Our sweaty clothes started to cool us down at last after eight hours of walking. Even Joe, who had been complaining during the whole trip, became silent and began to smile more often. The cherry on top was hearing Mike say, “I found it. It should be this way.”
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It seems, the more I move forward with the prompt words, the more I feel inclined to do sketch exploration. This centaur was very vivid in my mind, but took me a lot to reach this final stage.
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