Another

So since I have some time to kill until the last shuttle from school arrives I figured I could finally work on Trapped, and so I will. I have to say, now that I finished my homework on time (even though I was rushing to get it done on time) I feel a lot better than I have for the week.
With this new found relaxation I hope something productive will happen. Maybe a short story? Wait, let's finish the things we've already started, Jestro. Okay, now I'm just talking to myself.
But wait, there's more!
I finally asked my teachers for advice for Trapped, the comic. Who would have thought that professors at an art school would have such great advice! But it makes me so angry how Steve Hampton can draw two lines and they have so much to say! So much more than my lines do, anyway. Now some people might have felt discouraged by having their skills juxtaposed to a professional's, but I'm not one of those people. I was inspired, I'll be on that level one day!
As you probably saw below, I drew a shitty rough using Photoshop on the first panel of Trapped, the comic. It was mainly just to get more practice with the Wacom tablet and to post something other than movies, which I'm three weeks behind on, don't worry--x-mas break sounds like a great time to catch up.
I do want to sleep though. It pains me to admit that but regardless of how productive my fourteen hour school day has been, I'm still hungry and exhausted. But I should really get used to this kind of lifestyle since that's what I'm told artists endure constantly.
Sometime next week I'll use one of the scanners at school and post some of my real hand drawn sketches and roughs on here. I'll be waiting for your feedback, everybody!
-Sir Jestro