The official prompt list from Inktober.com.

“Don’t be silly, Darling!” (General Melchett a.k.a.

Darn it... I’m no stranger to my own sock darning; the big toe is always trying to break loose.

You remember the days when people venerated teeth above all?

The murky world of Internet advertising.

A frame from the Everything Goes My Way video (Metronomy).

Non-topical for October but the opening lines of Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales depicted: When April with his showers sweet, The drought of March hath pierced to the root.

When I’ve been combing rock pools recently I’ve barely seen any life, never mind a starfish.

Don’t try this at home, kids.

Supermarket Sweep, rest in peace Dale.

Some kind of operation going down here.

I had this idea and then realised Banksy got here first...

Difficult to think of anything else really.

A.k.a. Sycamore Gap gap.

Of course, it’s the larvae of the moth that actually do the munching.

We have a trill, acciaccatura, mordent, turn (gruppetto) and a pause (technically not an ornament, more of a aesthetic requirement).

A late night entry to the Inktober ball — inspired by a popular chocolate brand.

This makes sense in the context of the previous day (otherwise not at all!).

An increasingly rare species of firefly.

Had to trawl through a lot of CCTV footage for this one.

In the Prelude to Hell of Dante’s Inferno, Dante is driven down to hell by three beasts symbolising weakness of will, violence and fraudulence.

Autobiographical

Just a bunch of skellingtons hanging out down the beach

I recently have been learning more about roof construction than I ever wanted to know.

I visited in 2014 and did some sketches at the time, though nothing as intricate.

Fairly sure I completed every day on time.