Inspired by Peter Rabbit. I wanted to keep it very simple. First idea was the 3rd image. Mr.McGregor small (loser) escaping Peter big (winner). Idea process: silhouettes - different colours - a few riming words. These are thumbnails, first ideas, so I didn’t work on it further, but: - still to find one drawing style for Peter - and I’m not sure about keeping the text as it is. (maybe add: “away from the angry man” in the last cel) - more corrections I don’t know yet I hope I stayed within the rules, but the ideas took over in a way. oh and the choice of colours was just 3 for each cel.

This assignment was quite fun to do! It definitely made me better at freehanding boxes of different sizes in 3D space.

Dracula Chapter VII. 1- The dead sailor’s hands tied to the wheel of the schooner Demeter, clutching a crucifix. 2- One of the sailors, during his night watch on the ship, encounters the mysterious, extremely tall and pale man. 3-As the Demeter runs aground on the sandbank in Whitby, a huge black dog leaps onto the shore and runs inland.

I have been drawing a bunch of these random characters on my iPad using procreate. Today, I decided to turn one of those into a quick demo. I like how quickly I can get a cool idea down this way.

This is such fun!

Finally. I was afraid to start with this - but here it is. In 2 minutes he suddenly turned into a Chinese sage. I kept this for the final drawing, but everything I added digitally seemed to ruin the original paper drawing (9B and a graphite stick). So I only made the pipe more visible and let it smoke. Carefully added here and there some white hairs. Interesting to go through this assignment. 😅

Hmm. Not sure. Maybe Lin meant this already. More practice might bring clarity.

A version with values 4-9 and a full-values one with a new area of interest.

Impression of the reference. As far as I’m able to use Procreate. I’m sure there’s a lot more possible to make this better.

Space is pretty tight. I have to work in a corner of the bedroom and my wife also used another nook because she works from home. The space itself is fairly efficient. I have an L shaped desk that allows me to have the laptop open on one section while I have a painting workstation set up on the other section. I also work pretty far from home and don't come home every day, so I've also put a lot of thought into keeping supplies with me. I have a variety of paints, brushes, pencils etc. that I keep in a bag that I take with me when I'm way. My mobile computer equipment consists of a laptop, and an iPad. I'm organized to set up anywhere there is a flat surface. My mind has been on this sort of thing for a while and I've been pretty ruthless about getting rid of some things. I might want to move the scanner if I have a better outlet for it. I also have a TV that sits in the corner of the desk. It stays off most of the time, but if I'm on a really long project that requires a lot of mindless work, it's nice to have something on in the background to help with the boredom.