DOING IT WITH THE LIGHTS OUT!
My class today, The History of Animation, is an early morning class. Too early. And the instructor turns out the lights in the room, and shows long power point presentations for four hours, with no break.
It's not a bad class, but, first thing in the morning lecture classes with no break in the dark makes it hard to keep awake in.
So, while taking notes, I doodle, of course, to keep the zzzz's away.
Ya never know what may come out of these scribblingz, sometimes nothing. But I came up with this cartoony cat that I really like and I've got some neato ideas on how to incorporate it into some low-brow/outsider art style paintings I want to do.
I haven't got a name for her yet, but for now I think I'll call her SinKat!
In class today, the instructor went on about the evil of Walt Disney and the "adultness" of The Fleischer Bros. cartoons, such as Betty Boop, and stuff I already knew. But it did inspire me to doodle out these sketchies-
And then I went off topic and done these-
bare in mind, all of these sketches were done with very limited light-
It's not a bad class, but, first thing in the morning lecture classes with no break in the dark makes it hard to keep awake in.
So, while taking notes, I doodle, of course, to keep the zzzz's away.
Ya never know what may come out of these scribblingz, sometimes nothing. But I came up with this cartoony cat that I really like and I've got some neato ideas on how to incorporate it into some low-brow/outsider art style paintings I want to do.
I haven't got a name for her yet, but for now I think I'll call her SinKat!
In class today, the instructor went on about the evil of Walt Disney and the "adultness" of The Fleischer Bros. cartoons, such as Betty Boop, and stuff I already knew. But it did inspire me to doodle out these sketchies-
And then I went off topic and done these-
bare in mind, all of these sketches were done with very limited light-