Not Fixing a Thing

What we have here is my first experiments with my tablet. I really have no idea what I am doing, but it's fun. I was going to play around with these more and clean them up, but quite frankly, I just want to draw something else. These images were "completed" November 17, 2013.

Last of 2013

Well, these are the last of the images gracing my sketchbook for the year of 2013. Onward to better things! Much better things!

Baby Steps

I resisted the temptation of the eraser for a while with some of these, but eventually I lost the battle. I think I should just not bring an eraser with me when I go out. Or, better yet, draw in pen instead. That would solve the issue. I'm not quite sure I'm ready for the commitment of pen though. Even if I don't use an eraser, drawing in pencil makes me feel like I can still fix errors. Pen feels so...permanent. I don't want to loose my fluidity. 

Also, I'm sorry for the quality of all of my posts. Perhaps in the future I will take more care. I should take more care. Right now, I update this blog for my own purposes and currently, simply getting it uploaded is more important to me than the presentation.

Sketch Dump

Yet again, most of these are from time spent at the Royal Ontario Museum. I think I moved through the drawings at a faster pace this time. Now, if only I could get rid of my eraser....

Just Leaving This Here

Most of these sketches are from my trip to the Royal Winter Fair and the Royal Ontario Museum. I seriously need to get faster. Practice. Practice. Practice.

I'm Still Kicking

I had a friend draw beside, and over top of some of the drawings on this page when I left my sketchbook alone and open in the studio one night. I tried to erase them (sorry Santiago!). Although they were very amusing, I wanted the page to be filled with only my drawings. Good or bad I wanted them to be mine. I later dedicated a page in my book for him to draw to his heart's content.

Better Late Than Never?

So, I'm rather late in posting this. My apologies world. Please bare with me as I build up my confidence. I'll get there eventually.

Sorry for the poor quality of these photos.