I always do this exercise before drawing. I started noticing I can use ellipses to draw UFOs or UAPs. So I warmed up by drawing them abduct mushrooms lol.

Thirty... one minutes? Well, that is if you don't consider the thumbnail sketches I did the previous day cause the way I wanted to do the sketch was... not easy to do on a whim. Even then, some of the last second effects took it over the time limit. I thought I could do better, faster, but that was kinda over-ambitious and this is how far I could go.

Happy holidays, everyone!

Happy Holidays to everybody. I have not been posting much, but I managed to see all the sketchbook tours and loved them. I decided to practice gesture and warm up with the timer tool at 1 and 2 minutes only and all 20 of the photos. But oh dear. Sometimes I got so into one figure that I needed time to readjust to the next pose... losing valuable seconds. But I enjoyed myself. I wanted to have a feel for all the models to find out which ones would make interesting characters, elves. Sorry for the bad quality of the one to two minute sketches. It keeps on raining and being very dark. I changed to pen drawing to assist. I did better with the 6 chosen models. The sketches of the figures took roughly 5 minutes. Some got a bit more time, but none more than 10 minutes. Made the composition on a paper that fitted my scanner for better quality. I gave them holiday-themed underwear and elven-ears... Composition of 6... anyway, they are looking down from whatever high point they are, exhausted, one still sprinkling merriment, stars and some snow... Thinking time around it, 15 minutes, colour 5 minutes...

Trying to catch up. "Log Cabin", "Musical Instrument" and "Backpack".

Excuse me Mr. Teacher .. didn't you tell us to make it in 3 point perspective? Also ... why do I feel like the proportions of your boxes are a bit ... wonky? ^^