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    Artists Share Inktober Drawings Ahead of 2026 Challenge●Relic Inktober 2026 Inktense # Art # Inkish # InktoberMmastodonCultureArt62 h ago

    Artists are posting their Inktober work, including ink drawings labelled as part of a 2026 series using Inktense media. The posts fall under the annual Inktober tradition, in which illustrators produce one ink drawing a day throughout October, often following prompt lists and sharing results online under shared hashtags.

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    Inktober artist reimagines little Ursli in a William Tell scene●# art # illustration # inktober2026 # surrealism # apple # apfel # tell Tapfer hielt der kleine Ursli still, als sein VaMmastodonCultureArt74 h ago

    An artist shared an Inktober 2026 illustration showing the Swiss children's book character Ursli bravely holding still as his father tries to shoot an apple off his head, a clear nod to the William Tell legend. The piece, tagged as surrealism, is drawing appreciative engagement from German-speaking art fans.

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    Inktober 2026 kicks off with apple prompt▼# inktober # inktober2026 # apple # inktoberapple # inktoberday1 # mastoart # drawing # digitalart # art # artistMmastodonCultureArt46 h ago

    Artists have begun posting drawings for Inktober 2026, with day one's prompt being an apple. The annual October drawing challenge invites participants to create one inked or digital artwork per day, and early entries tagged mastoart and digitalart are appearing as illustrators share their first pieces of the month.

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    Artist Turns Past Inktober Sketches into Free Stickers●It’s Inktober! As a fun experiment I made a couple of stickers based on two of my sketches from Inktobers past, and I’mMmastodonCultureArt32 h ago

    October's Inktober drawing challenge is under way, and one artist is marking the month by turning two sketches from previous years into stickers. Pleased with the results, they are offering the stickers for free, inviting anyone who likes art and silly characters to message their address and choice. The gesture has drawn small but warm engagement from fellow art lovers.