Alright. So there are way too many options available in the Adobe Suite, that I barely know what is useful, what is not useful. However, I'm a believer that playing is the best way to learn one's way through a kit. So, it's what I did.

I started with doing a sketch on Rita (leftmost) . The bear's right arm is a bit odd looking—like it's thinner than the other. Paws are getting better, though I told myself to stop working on them because if I didn't I would've worked on it the entire time and just made myself frustrated. Legs, well, I dunno. I'm not sure what I'm not happy about, but something doesn't look right. Probably the paws and the left leg.

So far, I found Illustrator to be most useful in just marking the lines of my sketch, helping it to look a bit cleaner. It's definitely neater looking when just doing that, but, well, I dunno. It also looks a bit fake? Not that I intended to make it real, but I feel some more practice and exploration of options will make the lines look less sterile. Lines are middle.

Tried some base colour in the rightmost sketch. Again, it's useful, but it definitely looks sterile.

I think I'm going to try practicing a bit more with it. Maybe what I should do is use some of my old sketches for material.

Also, again, I hope that's brown. I really hope that's brown.