I've been trying to title as many posts as I can from song titles and lyrics by Florence + the Machine where it's relevant to do so. Hopefully my sculpting instructor won't take offense to this title! Haha! You see, while chatting and looking through my sketch book, he suddenly said, "Why don't I have any of your artwork? Bring me an original by the end of the semester. We'll call it payment for my help with the Florence sculpture."
On the one hand, I'm flattered he would even want one of my pieces, but on the other hand, I wasn't sure what he'd like of my work, since most of my stuff is very Disney-esque. (You can see for yourself at betsyillustration.deviantart.com) "I'll look through your portfolio and pick a piece," he said.
That'd be fine... if I had a portfolio...or better yet if I had artwork to go into a portfolio...
I guess that will be another project to be done by the end of the semester.
I tightened up the train of the dress. Might be a little too twisty? What do you think?
I struggled a lot with the face which burned hours. I will not give up though!
79 hours in, only 4 weeks/approximately 32 work hours left in the semester.
I would have brought it home to work on during Thanksgiving weekend, but I have other homework to catch up on, and I'm a little afraid of transporting it in my car in this more fragile stage.
Will it really be finished in 4 weeks?! Ack! I don't know!
That kind of piece needed more space when transporting. This is to prevent it from shaking and tumbling with the others. You should also cover it with a fine sheet of cloth to keep it from getting damaged by some elements.
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