
Where it can start all over again for next week.
Alas.
Yesterday, after finishing the character design I couldn't do the night before because my wrist tanked, and after finishing all but three of my story boards for that day, I got to Character Design class and I decided I was going to spend the day drawing things that I liked to draw.
So I drew Kara. I love Kara a lot, she's very kind and warm, and I miss her and don't get to draw her a lot. I showed her to my friends, and the first thing I was asked was if she got chubbier. And then why.
Put it this way; I don't draw her a lot, she's still under development, and the idea behind her is that she's supposed to look round, soft and perfectly comfortable with who she is.
And that is why I find her so appealing as a character.
She's my character, I don't have to explain myself.

Suka is the complete opposite of everything I love to draw, and she presents a number of challenges whenever I try to draw her. I have a serious issue with a lack of shape when I'm drawing thin people, and I try so hard to get curves into their frame that would essentially be straight lines, up and down.
At the very least I think I've gotten Suka to the point where I'm not just drawing straight up and down. Granted, she's not soft like Kara, but she's also not sharp like Tina, so I can live with that.
Suka doesn't have very good child bearing hips.
She's just this tiny little waif of a thing because she either 1.) Can't afford food, or 2.) spends far too much time worrying and being anxious/afraid to put on any weight.
Why are both my main characters these tiny little sticks?
Sticks. I can't draw them.
I am off to tackle that mountain of homework I have to do today!
Annie
11:21
Not you're usual upbeat self...even Kara shows melancholy and not perfectly comfortable with who she is. Even the curling of her hair to me is showing a sense of nervousness. Your mood is definitely coming through your character. Hope you dig out soon and come back to your positive self. I really like the drawing but I just think that I'm reading her differently that you are.
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