Some class doodles of my teacher

Yeh! My first real post, and I even updated the last one and my deviantart! WOOT! Go me!

Three drawings that I'm pretty proud of because I actually got to finish them! Most of the time when I'm drawing someone (and they don't know) I rarely get to complete the drawing because either they move, leave, don't stop moving from the beginning...so I don't have a choice to end. I have a million and 1 doodles that are half started since this happens soooooooooo often. It's truly rare for me to get any thing good when doodling in secret, I should probably just tell people "HEY, keep still, bitch!" I wish I could capture startled face that would follow.

Anyway, these are of my history teacher during lectures. She keeps very still which is nice or returns to the same position often. I am 99% sure she noticed me drawing the first one and I wouldn't be suprised if she stopped moving for my sake, but I doubt it.

Also a fun little tid-bit she got a hair cut in between these drawings.

(and yes I consider the second one finished even though I didn't do her legs because I couldn't see them through all the desks, WHAT WHAT muthafuckas?!)

Listening to Jurassic Park theme song...and wow watch this video please

Perspective Drawing

A week or two ago I suddenly felt the urge to draw perfect circles by hand (relatively) using my rusty perspective skills. It killed me I couldn't remember the steps properly.

Since I have dragon blood in my veins and thus I horde everything I did some digging to find my perspective handouts from one of my favorite teachers from school. Easily one of the most valuable documents to me that I've saved from school and it took me almost two weeks to find the folder "Perspective Fall 2006" with my teachers name on it. Insert smack to face right about...HERE.

Anyway if you're curious yourself on how to learn it's right here below (as soon as I scan it, lol).

UPDATED 09-29-2010 (only a month later, haha, took forever. To be fair though, my mother sold the scanner I was looking for so I was on a goose chase.)

So I forgot to mention that the whole point using this technique is to put the circles or ellipses into perspective! Very very useful. Thanks to my old perspective teacher Lance Richlin for the hand out on this (oh don't worry...I provide links to all your needs mhmm mmm mmmmmmmm)











Now you know...and knowing is half the battle!


Listening to some KATG right now, episode 1242

My first post, WOOT!