Inktober Day 31: Flex
For Inktober Day 31, the prompt was Flex. Instead of drawing bulging muscles, I took a different approach: meet Tom, who proudly works at 2:47 a.m. and wears his exhaustion like a badge of honour. He's flexing his overwork, but burnout is waiting around the corner. The final cartoon of Inktober 2026 comes with a lesson for all of us: sometimes the thing we're most proud of is the very thing that's costing us the most.
Inktober Day 30: Cookie
Cookie Monster has an empty cookie jar, but the world is overflowing with chaos. From war and economic turmoil to environmental disasters, maybe C really does stand for Crazy. Inktober Day 30: a little Cookie Monster humour for a world that seems to have lost the plot.
Inktober Days 27 & 28: Dumb and Trophy
For Inktober prompts 27 (Dumb) and 28 (Trophy), I poke fun at a culture where showing up on time earns a trophy. When basic expectations become extraordinary achievements, it's fair to ask whether we've lowered the bar too far.
beacon Day 22 - Inktober 2026
We’ve never had more access to information, yet misinformation, conspiracy theories, and outrage spread faster than facts. In a world full of noise, critical thinking and truth are our beacons.
Hero Day 21 - Inktober 2026
A bus, someone watching TikTok at full volume, and one fed-up passenger. Some heroes wear capes. Others throw phones out windows. Speakerphone privileges revoked.
toss - Day 12 - Inktober 2026
How did calling someone “sir” become grounds for ejection? This Inktober cartoon pokes fun at pronoun sensitivities and the growing tension between courtesy, free speech, and honest mistakes.