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Inktober 2016

Inktober is a yearly ink-drawing challenge initiated by Jake Parker in 2009. It challenges artists and potential artists to draw, in ink, every day throughout the month of October, which is actually far more challenging than it sounds!

Inktober/Drawlloween 2015

Inktober is a yearly ink-drawing challenge initiated by Jake Parker in 2009. Drawlloween, which also takes place every October, was started by Brian Sora. It focuses less on medium and more on Halloween-themed drawing prompts. Both events are fun, and each is worth participating in, regardless of your skill level as an artist.

Next Week’s To Do List – CSS Frameworks, Follow-up Posts, and Ink

Originally published at Sharonda.net on October 7th, 2017. Updated 10 October 2017 to fix a link. Updated 12 October to link to this follow-up-post, as well as to add visual indicators of progress. Added to SMWoodfin.WordPress.com on October 31st, 2017, with updated links. — I don’t work on much during the weekend, when Linda is … Continue reading “Next Week’s To Do List – CSS Frameworks, Follow-up Posts, and Ink”

Sharonda.ink, 301 Redirects, and Big Screens vs Little

Originally published at Sharonda.net on September 20th, 2017. Added to SMWoodfin.WordPress.com on October 31st, 2017, while moving my sites from NearlyFreeSpeech, and leaving Sharonda.ink in a state of flux. See Blogging Beyond the Grave for my rationale. None of this post really applies as of Halloween. — Sharonda.ink now has content. Enough so that yesterday, … Continue reading “Sharonda.ink, 301 Redirects, and Big Screens vs Little”

Progress at Sharonda.ink, and Reacting to React

Originally published at Sharonda.net on September 15th, 2017. Updated September 25th, 2017 to fix a footnote link. Added to SMWoodfin.WordPress.com on October 31st, 2017, while moving my sites from NearlyFreeSpeech, and leaving Sharonda.ink in a state of flux. See Blogging Beyond the Grave for my rationale. — So, after creating my Sharonda.ink domain, I spent … Continue reading “Progress at Sharonda.ink, and Reacting to React”

Sharonda.ink

Originally published at Sharonda.net on September 12th, 2017. Added to SMWoodfin.WordPress.comon October 31st, 20-17. — I just bought sharonda.ink. I probably shouldn’t have. People have enough trouble remembering .net and .org domains, country-specific domains, and .edus, nevermind the flux of new-fangled TLDs that have come along to make it all so much more complicated. But, … Continue reading “Sharonda.ink”

Unboxing the ArtSnacks InkTober Collection Box!

Originally posted on September 14th, 2016, at SharondaWoodfin.net. Edited and republished at Sharonda.net on March 10th, 2017. Added to SMWoodfin.WordPress.com on Octbober 31st, 2017. — My birthday was in June. I’d just like to make sure we’re clear about that. If you’re a regular reader (ha, ha; just kidding), you’ll recall that I got the … Continue reading “Unboxing the ArtSnacks InkTober Collection Box!”

What We’ll All Be Drawing in October – Inktober and Drawlloween 2017 Prompts

Originally posted at Sharonda.net on September 12th, 2017. Updated 14 September, 2017, to fix a link to nowhere! Updated 19 September 2017 to change two links from internal URLs to Sharonda.ink URLs. Updated 6 October, 2017 to add a link to the Table O’ Prompts. Added to SMWoodfin.WordPress.com on October 31st, 2017, with more URL … Continue reading “What We’ll All Be Drawing in October – Inktober and Drawlloween 2017 Prompts”

Work-in-Progress: Weredog (And My Inktober Has Been Ruined)

Originally published October 14, 2015, at SharondaWoodfin.net. Edited and republished at Sharonda.net on March 5th, 2017. Added to SMWoodfin.WordPress.com on October 30th, 2017. — My Inktober has been ruined. It all started yesterday, when the wife and I were waiting to pick up the Mazda, which was at a local shop, getting a new oil … Continue reading “Work-in-Progress: Weredog (And My Inktober Has Been Ruined)”

My Pilot Kaküno Demonstrator Collection

My wife and I each have a small collection of fountain pens. Neither of us owns anything that would be considered expensive, as far as fountain pens go, but we’re both happy with (most of ) the pens that we have. We also recently signed up to an email list for the Orange County Pen … Continue reading “My Pilot Kaküno Demonstrator Collection”