Class Cartooning

[kybearfuzz]

Normally, when things get boring in a class, I tend to doodle in the corner of my handouts. This gives the appearance that I'm taking notes to anyone looking from afar and allows me to pass the time a bit. I've done this sort of thing since I was in high school.

We don't have handouts in this class.

Our class coordinator gave us CD's with the presentations on them, so we can load them to our PC's and go along that way. It's quite ingenious really. Not only do we save trees in terms of paper, but it forces us to use our computers for class work versus checking email or Livejournal. I'm sure our coordinator's thinking was about the saving paper and time part mainly.

Still, we do have paper for taking reference notes if we want them. So, doodling hasn't gone *completely* away. Yesterday's work is behind the cut. Forgive the scan, I had to use my digital camera to snap the photo and my usual image correction tools are on my desktop back home.


Grizzly in his alter ego, carrying the kegs...

Comments

[notmypresident.livejournal.com]

I have to say that a big reason for friending you was so that I wouldn't miss out on any of your artwork. This doodle confirms that it was a wise move on my part!

[kybearfuzz.livejournal.com]

Well, thanks! I appreciate that quite a bit.

If you want to see the past artwork (including the friends-only stuff), just hit the "Toon" tag and it should take you to any and all. :)

*hiccup*

[garbear73.livejournal.com]

Well if I knew a man like this that worked with beer, I'd be an alcoholic for sure.

Re: *hiccup*

[kybearfuzz.livejournal.com]

I hear you there! *hick*

[designerotter.livejournal.com]

Wonderful doodle ... and the rest of your muscle bears are pretty swell too. Did you study anatomy? are you self-taught? You obviously understand foreshortening (which I'm still struggling with)... and you can do hands and feet (the really tough stuff). If this is the result, I hope you continue attending those boring lectures *grin*!

[kybearfuzz.livejournal.com]

Well, thank you sir :)

I only studied anatomy in terms of drawing and I'm self-taught for the most part. I have to admit that I had to look up the term "foreshortening" and I guess I've learned perspective as I went along.

Not sure how much doodle time I'll have in class, but we'll see...