Kool. Hope drawing classes continue to go well :3

Oh christ. My teacher is anal retentive on line quality. For the first three weeks I heard nothing but "You call that a line?", "What's that, chicken scratch?", etc etc... He stands over our shoulders as you attempt to scribble down your 30 second poses.. It's madness, haha!

Yeeeeeeeeeep. I know about that pipe men too! "It NEEDS TO HAVE FORCE!"
THERES FORCE IN EVERYTHING
DONT FORGET ABOUT FORCE

It's great though. For once in my life I enjoy having something beat into me... haha.

Cool!

I like these. This In your sketch book?

These are all on newsprint pads, they're about 24x36 - pretty big pads!

Whoa. A little excessive size for me. Is there a method behind it?
I would also like to sugest that you take a sketch book with ya. one that is a little more easier to transport. something about 12x8. If not than thats ok. Thats what my teachers having me do.

Working on a larger canvas enables you to develop the skills further to compose pieces visually (and through planning), and help develop ideas with simplicity. I honestly would never go lifedrawing with anything smaller! The china markers have thick tips that slide best along the large newsprint. It's my favorite part of that class!

Ah, i had a feeling there was a reason. Thats very interesting. I always used smaller notebooks because of the efficiency when im out in the field. I should try that sometime. oh wait... we already do In class. lol.
Keep up the good work!

Look good. What are you studying? Fine Arts?

Animation Art & Design!

:O I'm in Animation too! ...well first year, haha. :P Mind me asking where?

Good lord! 30 seconds?? Jeez, some of those would take me a good 10 minutes to do, and with half the quality! Alas, for me, drawing is but a hobby. Not something I'll likely go to school for. ^^ Heh, last art classes I've had were back in 7th grade, 13 years ago, or so.

Anyway, as always, I am impressed with your works. Maybe someday, I'll be able to afford to commission you. Lord knows I would love a drawing from ya.

Those hands and feet are beautiful-- dear god, I think you're improving ALREADY!