Arttrober 2026 (Part 3 of 4)
October means drawing lots of character art, one a day for the entire month. Once again I'm following Stanley Lau's Arttrober list. This post will collect the third eight days of the challenge, starting from the 17th of October.
The first eight days of this drawing challenge are to found here.
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| 17 Jinx (League of Legends / Arcane) |
A drawing of the character Jinx (originally Powder) from League of Legends and its animated adaptation Arcane. I'd quite like to see Arcane: I generally like good animation, and I've heard it's very good. Unfortunately I also don't have a Netflix account—I probably should create one for a month and watch all these shows I've been missing out on, but I'm not mentally a very organised person.
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| 18 Raven (Teen Titans) |
I'm mostly familiar with Raven from online analyses of tropes arising from the Teen Titans animated show, which I have not actually watched myself. Still, the concept of a goth-coded, taciturn young woman with suppressed demonic powers is not one I dislike, and her design is clean enough not to be too troublesome to draw at this point over halfway through the month, when perhaps the well of inspiration is starting to run a bit dry.
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| 19 San (Princess Mononoke) |
I watched Princess Mononoke (or most of it?) many years ago, so I don't really remember it well. I do remember the eponymous princess however. I haven't really watched as much Studio Ghibli as I probably should. As a drawing, San came out adequately, but I feel the composition hasn't quite come out as well as I hoped. I don't think I've got the hang of drawing very dark irises yet.
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| 20 Tifa Lockhart (Final Fantasy VII) |
I've fond memories of playing Final Fantasy VII (and many other Final Fantasy games) when I was younger. I've never been one of those who consider the seventh entry to be the best one, but I liked it well enough. I've heard good things about the Remake, despite the apparent deviations from the original's plot, but I'm not sure I want to go back—I think I'd be constantly clinically comparing versions, rather than enjoying the game (or trilogy, I should say) on its own terms.
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| 21 Atom Eve (Invincible) |
I'm not very knowledgeable about the Invincible comic or animated show, except that the eponymous protagonist appears to regularly go through hell. So I don't really know Eve's character at all. I decided for this drawing to try a 'floating' pose, with mixed results.
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| 22 Mirko (My Hero Academia) |
Two superheroes in a row. Rumi Usagiyama, also known as Mirko, is a professional heroine in the manga/anime My Hero Academia. She's apparently rabbit themed. I'm aware of the popularity of My Hero Academia, but haven't gone out of my way to read/see it myself, since 'superhero' media isn't usually subject to my passing obsessions.
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| 23 Kang-Jin Star (Black Myth: Wukong) |
Black Myth: Wukong is a game that I've seen some footage for, but is outside of my usual genre of videogame, so I've not had the pleasure of playing it. Hence I have little knowledge of Kang-Jin Star, a boss in that game, other than what I can glean from a Youtube recording of gameplay. I do know a little about the source material for the game itself, that being the Journey to the West. In any case, I'm fairly satisfied with this drawing, after a couple of (I feel) weak entries.
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| 24 Mary Jane (Spider-Man) |
Another Spider-Man heroine: this time, it's Mary Jane Watson. Mary Jane is slightly odd as a subject, because I feel she doesn't really have a strong canonical appearance other than 'attractive long-haired red-head', though perhaps I'm betraying a fundamental ignorance by saying so.
Arttrober continues with the next post in the series.








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