



drawings from last thursday. the proportions are pretty weird here and there but overall I'm really happy with the direction that these are headed.
also, on a somewhat related note: as some of you may have noticed, I've been complaining a lot lately about the poor quality photos that I keep getting trying to photograph stuff at home. I ran into this quite helpful post today that has some really great tips to getting professional-quality images made at home. so if you feel my pain, be sure to read
terry miura's post.