Illustrations

        We had to choose from a group of famous sculptures to do a study on so I chose one of Michelangelo’s David, one of the most well-known sculptures in the world.    

          Another group of nervous kitten poses.

            These are line art versions of some of the cat silhouettes; as an experiment I wanted to try creating sketches of Shay without facial features to convey the emotion he is feeling in these positions simply though his body language.

          My character Shay in a series of cautious positions in silhouette form

            The third of kitten expressions in a negative state.

              My character Shay in a collage of apprehensive poses, the emotion that he spends a good amount of his story in.

        Series of my kitten character Shay. His character arc involves him coming out of his shell, from constantly anxious and tightly wound to joyful and content so that explains the many drawings of him being scared and unsure. But this is one of his happier collages!

              A compilation of my girl Darby’s designs from Samurai Sasquatch under Adobe Compositions. These were turning out a little too rough around the edges for my style so her final design in the bottom right corner is a softer but still confident look.

        Adrian Monk of the titular tv show Monk, played by the impeccable Tony Shalhoub.  

          The character sheet for my rabbit character Skeeter highlighting all his unique characteristics ! He is a cheerful blue bunny I created in 9th grade drama class and the main star of my short film A Lesson in Laughter. A rule for him is his ears cannot ever stand straight