Figure drawing

Greek Project, First Pass

We had an assignment to storyboard a scene from a Greek myth (modernizing the Greek myth). I chose Castor and Pollux. In the myth, Castor is the mortal twin brother of the half-God Pollux. Castor dies in battle, and Pollux asks Zeus if he can join him in the afterlife.
In my adaptation, Castor and Pollux are Jehovah's Witnesses. The house they come upon in the boards is the last house on their trek. The house represents the battle where Castor will die.
Here's the first pass! Tell me what you think/how I can improve it!

6 Panels first pass

We were assigned 6 panels in class. They are supposed to be based on an adult/child interation that we witnessed ourselves. I went to the farmer's market today and saw a kid pour water on his brother. The same kid hit his older sister. Right after he hit his sister, a guy walked by and gave him a high five. I decided to combine the two stories into my 6 panel.

Any crits?

Unicorn!

I wanted to base my three panel on my day yesterday...but I thought about it and that would actually be pretty boring. Instead, I decided to write about something magical, like finding a unicorn in the forest. Also, I just watched the first episode of season two's My Little Pony. Feelin a bit like drawing some derpy unicorns!

Know what this yard needs? A rooster!

I heard a really great story on This American Life. It was about a couple guys that decided to clean up their apartment complex's yard one day. After hours of picking up trash, they felt that the only thing that would make their yard complete, was a chicken. So they went out and got a rooster.

Political Reasons

I just switched banks, from Chase to a credit union. when the Chase benker asked me why I was closing my account, I told him it was for political reasons. The term just stuck in my head. My boyfriend and I started thinking of situations where you could use "political reasons" as an answer or excuse. This was my favorite one.

Workshop drawings

Organized a costume drawing workshop with Kristy Kay for about 50 ShrunkenHeadMan club members. Mark McDonnell was our guest artist! He was spectacular! Here are some drawings of mine from the workshop.