How can her roundabout complain?

This is for our sophomore animation project. I'm on the layout team, so lately I've been painting backgrounds. It's still in process, so this is a rough color layout. I've started to add detail and refine, but there's still much to do.

The child recovers beside the overlap.

More cafe sketching. I still have a good 10+ pages of these to do for my assignment. Ugh. So much for doing work over spring break.

The flesh regains the relevance below the primitive punch.

More life drawing, this time in the Barnes & Noble cafe. It's nice that the other people sat still for a long time, but it also meant that the crowd remained the same and thus there were no new people to draw. If it's not one thing, it's another, right?

The frivolous successor charges your hopeless junk.

Another light post. I've got a couple of friends visiting from Michigan this week, so my time to do art is a bit truncated. Not that I'm complaining - I'm still having a great time.

This is a progress pic of one of my prop sheets that should have been done a while ago in character design class. It's a Smith Hawken rifle. For some reason I just can't work on this for longer than an hour without getting really bored. I guess I was just meant to work on characters. I find them infinitely more interesting.

A harmony chops the damage.

In stark contrast to the previous post, this one's a bit on the slight side. We went out to Dungeness Spit today on the Olympic peninsula, and I was hoping to get a good amount of drawing in. We didn't really do as much as I thought. I still managed to get a couple of life drawing sketches in. These are just a couple of my friends as we sat around and doodled in nature.

Hopefully I'll have more to show next time.

Into the midnight rattles my boiling radar.

Big post today. The first few images are from our weekly Friday coffee adventure. These people were from various locations, though mostly in Westlake Center.

The fourth image shows the progression of the mystery page. I finally found out that the mystery artist was Kellen, but it seems she sparked a revolution and now everyone's had their way with my sketchbook.

Finally, the last image is my t-shirt design for my flash class. I'm planning on submitting this to TeeFury. I call it "Part Of This Complete Breakfast."

Only one evil potato quietly kicked the cloned printer.

Had to find a new random sentence generator for my post titles. Looks like the one I was using before is down (hopefully not indefinitely).

In the top image I was sketching some friends while hanging out. Bottom image is one of the ideas I have for my flash class - we have to design t-shirts. The cheese ghost idea wasn't working out for me, so I cut it loose. I have another idea, but not sure if I'll have the time to complete it. Guess we'll see!