Stolen Smooch

I'm so glad I've finally worked out a design for Alan.

He was bumming around in my brain for the longest time; turns out the only reason I couldn't stand him was his jawline. I know him much better now!

And I feel much better about drawing him, and writing about him.

So this is an idea I got some time last night, I was planning it out as I was trying to fall asleep. It's not exactly what I had in mind, as nothing ever is, but I am happy with it. Feels good to take a break from portfolio work every now and again.

Ha, you can't see his goatee through Suka's hair.

Today, was my first eight AM class of the year. Despite being eight AM... I believe I'm going to highly enjoy this class. We watched the musical "Singing in the Rain" which picked my spirits right up, even if my brain wasn't working. I've decided I want to try to hunt down that on DVD, I liked it that much. We're also going to be studying Citizen Kane again, which I'm both thrilled about and dreading. Tomorrow is another Eight AM class, but that's alright, I can deal. Just have to go to bed a little earlier. Probably a good thing I didn't take that nap that was calling to me before dinner.

Tomorrow I'm hanging around school for my four hour break to work on my portfolio. I'm still debating making lunch or buying some from school. I'll probably wind up buying some, because I'm a lazy bastard.

So yaaay! Some free drawing *stretches* my wrist is very sore right now from working on such an odd angle, but I'm glad I finished. Well, finished as far as I'm going to finish. I wanted to draw this on bristol and paint it with watercolours, or maybe play with my markers, but digital was calling to me as a quick easy fix because I drew it on regular old cartridge paper.

Oh right, Suka's not sure how to deal with the current situation, because even though she cares deeply for Alan, she's married to somebody else. Even if that someone else has been missing for over a year and is believed dead by all the other members of her village. Suka is far too faithful and trusting for her own good, poor girl.

Annie

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