though this be madness, yet there is method in't.

A quick look at some of what I was working on today. Still in the underdrawing/sketch phase.

From left to right they are: Penelope and Telemachus, Hippolyta, and a few sketches of an un-designated Greek lady doing her hair.

leseanthomas:

Wanna know a secret? You DO have what it takes to get there. It’s just going to take everything you’ve got. Make stuff. 

leseanthomas:

Wanna know a secret? You DO have what it takes to get there. It’s just going to take everything you’ve got. Make stuff. 

(via urdchama)

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I read and watch far too many murder mysteries.

Decided that it’s time to get back into a bit more drawing from life. I’d gotten out of practice.

Decided that it’s time to get back into a bit more drawing from life. I’d gotten out of practice.

She is unimpressed with your attitude.

She is unimpressed with your attitude.

A few pages from my sketchbook.

Flipping through my sketchbook just now, I also came across this doodle of my family. So, why not.

Flipping through my sketchbook just now, I also came across this doodle of my family. So, why not.

A quick sketch of Ophelia drowning. I’m fairly certain it’s obligatory for everyone to draw this at least once (or so my art history studies have led me to believe). Actually, I draw Ophelia fairly often. Which is strange because, for all that I have an extreme fondness for Hamlet, Ophelia is a character to whom I spare relatively little thought in the play itself.

A quick sketch of Ophelia drowning. I’m fairly certain it’s obligatory for everyone to draw this at least once (or so my art history studies have led me to believe). Actually, I draw Ophelia fairly often. Which is strange because, for all that I have an extreme fondness for Hamlet, Ophelia is a character to whom I spare relatively little thought in the play itself.

Another random page of sketches.

Another random page of sketches.