Inktober:
Last month was Inktober and I only got four out of thirty-one drawings done, which you can find in my last article:
Inktober 2019!
Which isn't great but at least they're all reasonable quality, and I think I'll do a bunch of sketching and doodling and do a lot better next year.
NaNoWriMo:
This month I'm writing a story about a Gravedigger, and how he lives in the graveyard and every time undead rise up out of their graves he has to kill them with his magic shovel and put them to rest again. He gradually amasses a band of street urchins, living statues and ghosts, who then set out to save the city from the street gangs and Imperials vying for power in the slums and the reptilian creatures that infest the sewers in a post apocalyptic empire.
The goal of NaNoWriMo is to write 50,000 words so I won't have time for much else this month, but I'll tell you all about it in December.
December:
Well December of course is Christmas, and you might think that would be enough of a challenge for one month. In addition, I will also have the rough draft to a 50,000 word novel, to contend with. However, I'm also going to spend some time working on a children's book. My sister and I came up with a really grand idea for one a couple of months ago and I think it will be great hilarious. It features a brontosaurus and his mishaps involving a whole lot of poodles. I think it will be a lot of fun to work on, and of course to read and I expect to get it done in about a year, which is way less time than any of my other projects are projected to take at this point.
