One Drop of Ink, Infinite Possibilities
Every October, sketchbooks, papers, and social media around the world come alive thanks to the Inktober challenge. Artists, illustrators, and complete beginners pick up their pens, brushes, or ink and create something new every day based on a given prompt. Inktober is a celebration of creativity, consistency, and the joy of making art.
And because at kaš-mi-daš stationery we believe that paper, ink, and imagination belong together, we invite you to join in again this year.
Why Join?
- Inktober is a great opportunity to find a moment of calm and focus every day.
- It’s a way to play with ink, try new strokes, and discover your own style.
- And on top of that – you can win ink that will take your creations even further.
Contest: Ink as a Reward
- Share your artwork on Instagram or Facebook inspired by one of the official prompts.
- Tag us @kasmidas and use the hashtags #kasmidasinktober and the official #inktober.
- Each week, we’ll pick one winner who will receive a 30 ml kaš-mi-daš ink of their choice.
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A Short Look Back at Inktober’s History
Inktober was created in 2009 by illustrator Jake Parker. His goal was simple – to make one ink drawing every day in October to improve his skills and build a regular drawing habit. What started as a personal challenge quickly grew into a global movement that now includes thousands of participants from all around the world. Each year, there’s an official list of prompts that connects artists across continents.
Official Inktober 2025 Prompts
Each day in October corresponds to one word that becomes your inspiration:
- Mustache
- Weave
- Crown
- Murky
- Deer
- Pierce
- Starfish
- Reckless
- Heavy
- Sweep
- Sting
- Shredded
- Drink
- Trunk
- Ragged
- Blunder
- Ornate
- Deal
- Arctic
- Rivals
- Blast
- Button
- Firefly
- Rowdy
- Inferno
- Puzzling
- Onion
- Skeletal
- Lesson
- Vacant
- Award
You don’t have to follow every prompt – feel free to choose only those that inspire you, or even create your own. The challenge is about creativity and freedom of expression.