Oklahoma, or as Sir Inky Doodle, the most flamboyantly creative, mustachioed squid in the universe calls it, “Oooooklaaahomaa!”, is a unique and vibrant state smack dab in the middle of the U.S. With its vast prairies, shimmering lakes, and jazzy musical history, it is a constant source of inspiration for the young artists who reside there. Now, the children of this 'tornado alley' state have an unusual flair for creativity, especially when it involves printmaking! You see, they are the proteges of our dear Sir Inky Doodle. With his magical ink, eight crafty arms, and a beret perched jauntily on his head, he guides them through the fascinating world of printmaking. Imagine the scene - kids laughing and chatting, their faces smudged with ink, their hands busy crafting prints that are as colorful and diverse as Oklahoma itself. There's Ellie, who only prints images of the state's iconic scissor-tailed flycatcher, and then there's Billy, who uses the reddest of red inks to capture the essence of Oklahoma's red clay. Little Amy, on the other hand, chooses to print pictures of the legendary Bigfoot, much to everyone’s amusement. Sir Inky Doodle always chuckles and gives them a thumbs up, or rather, a 'tentacles up'! These Oklahoman children dive headfirst into printmaking, surrounded by the smell of fresh ink and the sounds of Sir Inky's frequent squid-giggles. They learn about textures, colors, and most importantly, how to think outside the box – or the inkpot! Their prints capture the heart and soul of Oklahoma, imbued with a splash of humorous creativity, courtesy of their quirky mentor, Sir Inky Doodle.