Mexican Apple Cactus (Inktober Day 1)

Mexican Apple Cactus (Inktober Day 1)
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Inktober 2026, Day 1: “Apple.” A Mexican Apple Cactus with crimson fruit and pencil-textured linework.

  • Inktober 2026, Day 1 (prompt: “Apple”)
  • Drawn digitally, printed on [paper type], signed with the Vanilla mark
  • 4×6 matted to 5×7, 5×7 matted to 8×10, or 8×10 matted to 11×14
  • Acid-free mat, sleeved with backing board
  • Hand-embellished with paint or sparkle through October

Price range: $20.00 through $40.00

Description

Inktober 1: Mexican Apple Cactus opens the Inktober 2026 series. The Day 1 prompt was “Apple,” and the answer is a cactus: tall, ribbed columns in loose graphite-toned linework, crowned with clusters of round red fruit. The red is the only color on the page, and it carries the whole image.

Drawn digitally, the piece exists as a print, offered as a 4×6 matted to 5×7, a 5×7 matted to 8×10, or an 8×10 matted to 11×14. Each is signed with the Vanilla mark, fits a standard frame, and ships sleeved with a backing board.

Every print sold through October is hand-embellished with paint or sparkle, so no two are exactly alike.

Additional information

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Size

8x10in, matted to 11x14in, 5x7in, matted to 8x10in, 4x6in, matted to 5x7in

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