Winter break approaches
I think there's only about three more weeks in the semester. I can't say classes have been running perfectly smoothly, but I tend to get more productive under pressure. Well, marching band's an easy A, astronomy is fairly easy mostly because of the teacher, and the lithography classes...well, a few all-nighters in the lab should do it. Only art history is giving me trouble. I hate art history so much, and I've said it so many times I'm sure this is getting old. And this time my teacher is one of those strict/evil types. No grade curve, and she's even said during a lecture, addressed to the whole class, "I don't feel any remorse for the grades you've received. You're given the grade that you earned." Thanks so much teacher, and we'll have no remorse if you drove off a cliff.
One of my current recreational projects right now is working on storyboards for a large fan-made animation in the works, the Phoenix Wright musical. I don't know if I'll be doing any animating, or even doing any more storyboards after this scene, but it's fun to make. It's like drawing a sequence of comic panels, taking movement into consideration. Knowing that the characters will be moving around, you feel so much less restricted to the frame and trying to get your point across with one picture, it's so nice. The scene I'm in charge of is in the third chapter of the first game; the first trial starts and Edgeworth calls in Wendy Oldbag as the witness to incriminate Will Powers, aka the Steel Samurai. Some of the blocking of the characters makes it such that I need to draw several panels just for one piece of dialogue!
One more new Pokemon plushie! I found several at Kinokuniya, but only bought one. Drifblim, the ghost-balloon pokemon. It's quite cute.
edit: Oh yeah, and my Pokemon Blue team totally pwnzorz Andy's team, so there. :P
One of my current recreational projects right now is working on storyboards for a large fan-made animation in the works, the Phoenix Wright musical. I don't know if I'll be doing any animating, or even doing any more storyboards after this scene, but it's fun to make. It's like drawing a sequence of comic panels, taking movement into consideration. Knowing that the characters will be moving around, you feel so much less restricted to the frame and trying to get your point across with one picture, it's so nice. The scene I'm in charge of is in the third chapter of the first game; the first trial starts and Edgeworth calls in Wendy Oldbag as the witness to incriminate Will Powers, aka the Steel Samurai. Some of the blocking of the characters makes it such that I need to draw several panels just for one piece of dialogue!
One more new Pokemon plushie! I found several at Kinokuniya, but only bought one. Drifblim, the ghost-balloon pokemon. It's quite cute.
edit: Oh yeah, and my Pokemon Blue team totally pwnzorz Andy's team, so there. :P