Model Green in the Rain

I've got something Really fun for today. This is a scene for Bridgette Brian and the Bunny Detailing what Brian Green goes through Shortly after the events of this story, and shortly before she meets Bridgette.

She's run away from her home unable to accept the death of her only friend, and also in fear that she may fall under the same fate. Unsure of what to do, she begins escaping into her memories of her friend, but the more she does, the more they fade away...

This scene concludes with her finding the hair styling products and dying her own hair red so that she can see Model-Red whenever she looks in the mirror.

It's sort of a twisted way of coping, but she overcomes it as the story progresses.

Not sure where I got the energy to do this all of the sudden. I did finally see the little match stick girl recently, that's probably what led me to use the switching back and forth between Green's Memories and the bitter reality.

Back shoulders

Shoulders and backs were always a little hard for me. The contour lines of it are always covered up by the arms, and there's little definition in the middle of the back, So even when I drew the frame of the posture before drawing the actual picture it still looked off. I guess this is something just just relied entirely on practice.

Ok, enough of that, here's a quick joke.

Model Blue's Mirror

Model Blue from Bridgette Brian and the Bunny. I usually draw her more expressive.

This really bled onto the page, though. I was drawing completely bind and even though the framing unravels as when it reaches the legs.

That's stool is really off too, but it's close to something model blue would have in her room.

Headshaking kitty

Worked on one hell of an animation over the last few weeks. Honestly did not think I had it in me. It's been ages since I did something fully animated of this length.

The whole think was 30 second commission for my roomates short film, so I won't share more than this, but if it shoes up on youtube, I'll link it.

It's good to return to bigger things.

holy shot! look at this hand!

Even she's amazed at how well that hand turned out. And there was barely any work put into. But the size is perfect, it fits witht the rest of the arm perfect (the arm itself might need a little more foreshortening work around the elbow).

More sketchy animation

and some pony!
I haven't mentioned the ponies yet have I?

Chips hit the fan

Rapid sketches.

I should do more of these.

No thought no structure, just F7 - Drawframe - F7 - Drawframe