Wow! Intober 2009 is all sold out. Big thanks to everyone who bought the book.  You’ve got me all excited for next year.  And for making more books.  I’ve got scans of all 100 ink drawing inserts I put in the books, plus some extra drawings here and there and am debating whether or not to collect those into something.

And what about a second printing of Inktober? No plans for that now.  If I did it wouldn’t be until spring or early summer when my schedule clears up a little more.  Plus, I think a print run of 100 was just about right in meeting the demand.

If you’ve received your book I’d like to know what you think.  If you liked the printing, presentation, if it arrived safe and undamaged, if you feel like you got your money’s worth…and any other helpful info you might have. This will help me with production of future books.  Just drop me an email, or reply to this thread.

Anyway, if you’re hankerin’ for some more inky goodness head on over to Skottie Young’s blog where he’s posting every weekday this month a cool alien story in ink.

Wow…Inktober Day 31.  This month just screamed by…except for that second week.  That one seemed to drag for a little.  I want to thank everyone for stopping by and for all the support!  I could have never expected such a warm response to my little ink meanderings.  I have a few scraps here and there left over from the month I might post next week.  Also, Some of you suggested I collect these into a little book.  I’ve taken that suggestion seriously so be keeping an eye out for something. Alright everyone, have a great Halloween and here’s your Inktober inspiration for the day: Chris Riddell 1 2 3 4

Almost there, one day left!

Your Inktober inspiration for the day: Hergé 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

You know you’ve made it big when someone’s made a museum for you: http://www.museeherge.com/