

Bunny was asked to sit in this really small file cabinet, but it just doesn't fit as bunny tried to shove in its behind fruitlessly. The labored afford had caused a racket and Turtle granted it a disapproving look.
I found this face model on Modo's inventory so I used it. It wasn't very good looking and I had to adjust it a lot, especially the ears. I tried my best to make the skin look decent using Modo's shader system, in theory there should be more layers and the shader should be more complicated. But considering I'm doing this at home with nobody to help me figuring stuff out and I had instant noodles for lunch today cause I had no time to make better lunch this is good enough.

This gesture class we were told to concentrate on bring out the story side of the poses, think about what are the models doing first, and the drawing must communicate that successfully. I also got some corrections from the instructor, which made the drawing made much more sense.
I'm always on the look out for good looking trees these days, I found a couple in Bend, Oregon this week while vacationing there. There are mostly pines and junipers up there, not too interesting shape-wise, and sometimes there's a good one but it's well concealed, so it's hard to find the perfect one in a visually pleasing setting.

Today's gesture drawing pasted by really fast, I didn't feel like it was an hour and half at all. All I remember was I didn't have enough time to finish my sketch again and again, and then the time was up.
There won't be tuesday night long pose for four weeks, but Gesture Drawing session at noon is still going for a bit so I checked it out. It's been ages since I did gestures, I was never very confident with it, especially with a pencil. So today I tried using brush strokes hoping the mess would blur the apparent lack of good lines... We did a bunch of 1 minutes poses and a bunch of 3 minute poses. I was completely exhausted at the end of it because it was so fast and tense.