Sure, why not? More of my silly art. This is a detail from an early work in progress with a strangely cross-eyed Supergirl. You know, I looked at what I'd done this morning and I felt excited and energized by it.
"You're really getting somewhere with this art stuff, baby!" I told myself. "You can fix those eyes and finish Darkseid's face and body and you'll really have something to brag about!"
Then I took a look at it between classes at work and all I saw were a bunch of jumbled, randomish lines refusing to coalesce into an image. What made sense at 6am at the start of the day stood revealed as a potential disaster at 9:30. That was a real downer. Looking at it now, I see it's nowhere near as dire as I thought then, but I also see now I have plenty of work ahead of me yet. My ambition may have exceeded my abilities once again. Lots to fix in order to salvage this one.
2 comments:
I love that you let the reader into your process. I try to do the same on my blog ... I can't think of one of my videos of me playing that I would call perfect or polished. Well done. And if Supergirl went up against the Anti-Monitor, why not Darkseid?
Thanks! I'm working on being completely ego-less when it comes to my drawings. And I think we're kind of similar in we both enjoy talking the mechanics and process of what we love. A coworker once told me, "You sure do love to talk about art!"
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