Mandatory brief thing.

Blegh. Really having issues with this one. I'm not sure what to do. Might just leave it for a while and come back later, hopefully fresh.



EDIT:



Arghghgh.

Part of Corpus clock.

*edits*
And here's the entire image.

Dissertation.

Yeah. It's kind of like that.

Calendar Brief.

Here are two images I'm working on for a Uni deadline next week.
I'm really not feeling the art-mojo, so it's a case of forcing myself to work. I think it sort of shows. :P

Oh well...

They are both still work in progress.

Corpus Clock, Cambridge.



Inside Big Ben, London.


(eeuugghhghhh)

BnM. Pondering.

Warmup painting.
I have to work on something completely different, but didn't want to start the day without getting a bit of BnM painted.

Morning doodle. British T-rex.

T-rex Relative found in Gloucestershire

BnM: Win!

Oooo~ Yeaaaah~ Biaattcheeess~
I'm feeling lots better..! Decided unless nothing changes dramatically, I will go into Uni tomorrow.

Flu, BEGONE by the power of WIN!

BnM: Loo. Roughie.

Another rough paint.

BnM: Kitchen, atmosphere painting.

This is good practice (and lots of fun).

Out of curiosity though, which one do you prefer, colour wise?

BnM: Rough kitchen sketch.

Erk. It's barely 9pm and I'm already knackered.
At least I'm drawing again. Even if it's not brilliant.

Rough painting.

Still down and dirty with the flu.

But just doing some rough painting of a room in Butterflies and Moths.

Did I mention rough?

*sneeeeze*

PAINT JEN. PAAAINNT.

*cough* *snot* *sneeze*
I can't be pulled away from my dearest watercolours for too long..!

It's not lovely. It's not unique. But I'm just so happy to paint -something-.

The attack of the flu.

It's been a bit quiet here, and I suspect it may continue in that fashion for at least a few more days.

Reason being the evil flu of death.

The moment I got home from the convention, I was struck down with this nasty thing and have been mostly lying in bed, sweating :P

Let's just hope it goes away soon before I go mental from not being able to draw.

Sigh.