I finally coloured my diner characters! Well, except for the burger man, he doesn't deserve to be coloured until I redesign him a bit. I did them with oil pastels on brown newsprint, which was so much fun! The only problem is that the oil pastel has soaked right through the paper and there are now greasy patches on the other side.

This is the most massive layout I've ever done. The pan is three feet long although bit of the bottom of it is missing for some reason- most likely because it was put together at 2 in the morning. It also has a four foot overlay of trees and stuff which remains uncoloured- perhaps forever.
Coloured in Painter.

Haroldry II

Haroldry

These are some of the pages for the model pack I handed in this semester. Harold, the boy, is the main character, he's training to be the greatest knight in aaallll the land. Bill, who looks suspisciously like shakespeare is his tutor. Reginald, the jester, is teaching Harold the art of the sword. Penelope, the princess, keeps Harold in line. Harold's dog Scruff, is endlessly faithful and equally as stupid, and the chicken is named dinner, but has successfully avoided becoming it for many years.
All the colouring was done with watecolour paints, and some painter 10 tweaking.

not schoolwork

This was the one good part in a bad, bad layout idea that I gave up on, so technically it's schoolwork and not procrastinating... right?

Boy & Bear

Our final animation project of the semester has to be of a biped riding a quadraped. I think I'll do this boy and polar bear sliding/tumbling/ or running down a steep icy slope. I wanted to see if I could manage to draw the bear and kid in lots of different poses but they don't exactly stay on model. They might change anyways, and bear in mind that the final designs might have to be simpler- hopefully they'll be bearable, or I might barely get it done in time...

okay I'm out of puns.