HOLY CRAP, I'M SO SORRY!!!

I AM SO SORRY YOU GUYS!!! I FORGOT TO POST HERE THAT MY WEBCOMIC WENT LIVE ON MARCH 18TH!!! SORRYSORRYSORRY!!!
Anyways, you heard right. My webcomic is up! It's called Monochromatic and it's up on a hosting site called Drunk Duck:

http://www.drunkduck.com/Monochromatic/5384344/

So, you must be wondering what it's about. I will tell you!:
The story follows Brandon Andrews, just a normal guy stuck in a perennial big city rut. His job sucks, he has no social life and it seems that everything he has tried to excel in has been blown back in his face. It's a gray day all the time and Brandon is getting sick of it. The story will follow around this time in his life as he tries to find happiness again and find out what it means to get busy living.

So go ahead and view the pages I have up so far. I'll be updating every Sunday. Or possibly Saturday.

WEBCOMIC IS COMING!!!

HEY! HEY! HEY GUYS!! I MADE MY ACCOUNT ON A HOSTING SITE FOR MY WEBCOMIC AND MY FIRST PAGE WILL BE UP BY THE END OF SPRING BREAK (OR EARLIER)!! AHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!! I CAN'T BELIEVE IT!!

Now my friends can get off my back!

More Life Drawing

Yeah I know, I know. Here's even more.

My favorite.

This was the first one I did with a zoomed in view.

Close-up

tacked on the wall

That last one got me out of class early:) Me and 3 other peers were chosen. Just thought I'd brag for a bit. There I'm done.

More Life Drawing

Here's some more life drawing. We got our old model back! Well they switch off every now and then, but yay! she came back! Only thing is that she no longer sports her totally awesome 'fro, I think she got it relaxed. Oh well, here are some drawings:

Warm up gestures

more warm up

This was gesture just with shadows

Chinny creatures-Kinyago

Kinyago

The Kinyago could have been found wandering around the plains of Africa. Its name comes from the Swahili word for "mask," which is the telltale feature of this strange creature. The Kinyago is a roaming spirit, coming and going through remote villages for hundreds, if not thousands of years.
"The locals here have always known it....it has always been a thing of Africa. The Kinyago almost is the spirit of this land. Never has there been a time or story I have heard here that does not tell of the creature's existence."--Dr. Joseph Jericho (1886)
It possesses various parts of indigenous animals, the legs and body of the gerenuk, the tail of a lion, an exaggerated neck of  an ostrich, though its body looks as if it is wooden and is segmented at the major joints like that of an over-sized puppet or toy although it can clearly support itself. It's neck is covered by a thick mane of fur and is quite dextrous. As the spirit moved, it was said to make a sound like that of a rain stick slowly turning over. It does not speak or make any sort of call though its breathing has been said to be like that of a man.
Local villages use it as an omen: if the Kinyago passes through/by their homes, then bad times are coming or if bad times are already upon the people, then the suffering will stay. The opposite of that is when the Kinyago dances. If it dances, then blessings will be upon the people.
A chief tells of the infamous dance, "It will jump high in the air, sticking its neck and legs out... and it will spin, like our men do when they dance for ceremony."
Other forms of Kinyago exist, all of them keeping to a bipedal/quadruped body plan (the latter being more common). The Kinyago pictured above is the poster child of the creatures. He (although it is not sure if they have genders) has been seen all throughout Africa and has the most stories written/orally told about him.

So here is the Kinyago. I hope you enjoy it. I'll come back and post more to this entry once I get the rest of the pictures uploaded and inked in Ps. More are to come.