I found the atmospheric scenes were the easiest to do and in keeping to the 15mins timings, I also like the way they turned out. The last one of the girl and child took me longer in finding the colours/values and I kept fiddling with it. Did anyone else feel the same?

After this rich journey with Patrick, I have now created my own fantasy figure. As I drew, the story took shape, which is another new fantastic approach I learned in this course. Once again my warmest thanks @Patrick Jones and thanks to @Proko for those amazing Reference bundles Dumped in the mud and castaway, A young girl finds herself discovering, What wonderful powers she was covering - A delicate creature but she could array Her beautiful wings, as if to say "A soiled body and a broken mind, Cannot cause injury enough to grind, A woman's spirit and her dragon heart - They give me wings so that I may Soar high and fly far far away" my dearest niece Maia Helmbold has expressed my story so wonderfully in these lyrics

Extra shapes for week 1, painting tennis balls was stressful😁

Honest attempt drawing this not too fast or slow but just right.

Sketches made from video.

FInally finished another 10 of them. The alpaca, tiger, hyena and african wild dog were the ones that ended up looking the best out of all my attempts in my opinion. In order: 1. Cat 2. Alpaca 3. Raccoon 4. Fox 5. Wolf 6. Tiger 7. Hyena 8. Pomeranian 9. African Wild Dog 10. Lion