School has started and I'm off to an incredibly shaky start with only two math classes. Math classes. Of all things. There are times such as now where I wonder in the point of school, and how seriously I take my own education. Which..isn't very. Psychology is interesting enough and like many other students out there, it will just have to do. Haven't not touched math or glanced over a math problem in two years is posing to be a bit of a challenge. Oops! Ah well.
I'm wary of trying to get into another art class. My skill does always improve each time, but as skill increases in class, I always stop drawing on my own. The exploration stops whenever I step into a classroom. Hmmmm. Decisions, decisions.
Here's a doodle. This past summer, I've managed to familiarize myself with sketching and doodling in my sketchbook once more. I'm going to start a project that I had long ago been flirting with...like..when I was in middle school long ago. Oh well, by now it's already been done by a hugeeee artist, Stanley Lau. Ffft. Better late than never though, eh? It will be stylistic exploration in portraying the same one or two characters. I will attempt to push my own limits, and even emulate other styles I admire, or just find plain contradictory. The one above was a warm-up for color. It also doubles as a huge characterization project, so that I can maintain a sort of consistency. Derp.
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