Inktober Days 6-13

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An update on the last week or so of #Inktober

Talking Peace Festival - Paint Jam for Peace

Just got this in!! Here's the video from the #Art4Peace Jam a couple of weeks ago. A great jam so I'm definitely hyped to see this.

From left to right

Tonyboy

Saki and Bitches

Tony Riff

Jeba

Dill

Dep

Himbad

Captain Kris

Inktober

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Last week I caught onto this #Inktober thing… I thought "inktober… well whats this about?" Really it's just plain and simple, 31 days of the month, 31 daily sketches in ink. Right now I've seen concepts like this and I never take part as I predetermine I've got too many sketches to do anyway so I'm going to flop at some point. But you know what, I'm going it a try this time and am going to see what jazz I come up with each day. I'm not sticking to any particular theme, just cracking out imagery as good as I can.

Here are the first 5 days.

JEBA X Sclater Street Stalls

Last weekend was quite a busy one again, I had to take part in 2 paint jams; the first being Sclater Street Stalls. Organised by Graffiti and Street Art enthusiasts Sara Farrel and Bablu Miah, they devised a bi-weekly event in Shoreditch that pulled together Artists, food and art traders.

It took me a while to get down their but I definitely had to make the effort to get to the last jam. A well received weekend event and what I feel to be a really good effort to continue exposing the artists of different calibre's and styles.

Joining me on the day were the likes of good friend Jack Ngo, ZINA, FANAKAPAN and Artista, as well as more.

Yvonne

It's been a pretty eventful weekend with having to partake in 2 paint jams on the same day. This week I start a portrait commission which is a bloody mice change. I like it when the digital paints I do get appreciation and it's an honour to get a commission. 

Then I realised that I hadn't posted this one up. I was at Riff's house a while ago and I don't know wether you know or not but I use a Wacom Bamboo. But Riff's flat mate, a good mate of ours both, has an Intuos 4, so whenever I'm around there, why I take that opportunity to go to town on that large surfaced batboy!

Willow Street Jam

The second paint Jam of the weekend, Global Street Art reached out to quite a few artists regarding a new spot they had gotten hold of. Among those who turned up were Captain Kris [who I was painting with only 2 nights before], SEEDS, BRK, SNOE, STERLING, JIVE and others.

Quite a good few hours of painting with n real plan but just to get some good stuff done together.

JEBAXTONY RIFF end of summer

It's safe to say that we're not at the end of summer (although a heatwave has been predicted for October), it's that time when the nights become longer and the morning weather isnt as encouraging. I start worrying when the outside jobs are going to get harder…

Buuut any who myself and Riff are felt it good to at least get one more wall done a couple of weeks ago, so we took on a nice stretch. It's been a good summer for both of us, definitely proud of how much Riff has taken on, and his painting has come a long way, blowing so many minds. A definite pleasure to work alongside this old friend over the years.

Characters, letters, jubbly.