A Two Minute Ogre for InkTober
The sixth prompt for #inktober is "ogre."
A ogre is an extremely ugly mishapen half-human creature.
I know ogres intimately as I see one every time I take a selfie.
Anyway, since ogres are mishapen, they are the easiest thing to draw. To make a point, I grabbed a pencil and drew an outline of an ogre and then filled in the details with a pen.
The ogre is holding a sledgehammer as ogres do everything with a sledgehammer.
It took about two minutes.
It took longer to take the photo of the drawing and to import it into gimp then it did to draw the picture.
I see absolutely no reason why someone would need to go to pinterest and plagiarize an image of an ogre for a HIVE drawing.
If you want a good picture of an ogre; you could draw one ... then draw another ... then draw a third.
As I understand most successful graphic artists have a waste bin.
If you really need to have a reference, then you could go to an AI platform and generate an image. Tracing a generated image is not a copyright violate. I generate an image of an ogre at a computer on Night Cafe for the ending of this post.
Please, I beg the people who are tracing images from pinterest for inktober to please stop.
The 2026 prompts are:
- apple
- relic
- miniature
- cactus
- smack
- ogre
- panic
- stinky
- ram
- mystical
- rescue
- toss
- flimsy
- lady
- hooray
- gangly
- contraption
- flightless
- confused
- lounge
- hero
- beacon
- dapper
- bake
- fracture
- zip
- dumb
- trophy
- tusk
- cookie
- flex
My AI ogre. I do have a question. I drew the primary image with a gel pen. I generated a second image below as an after thought. It is not a focal point of the post. Do I still need to mark the post as having been generated by ai?
