I was just daydreaming over my recent pictures - that's what I do. Decided to focus on line-quality. Redrew one of the pictures that I just posted on February 16th. Not that there was anything wrong with the original. Just - what if - Just trying something Different:

That was interesting. So I decided to try it again. But this time I got side-tracked. Ended up redoing one of those February 16th Caricatures - which distracted me from studying Line Quality:

Makes me wonder - Do we ever really change?

The Answer is Yes! But it's not an overnight thing - not usually something like - "Now I'm going to draw like This." No. It's a gradual thing. As we try new things, as we think new ideas, as we practice. We don't see immediate Change any more than we can see a baby grow from one day to the next. But one day, we recognize that that baby is a lady. And one day we recognize that our Artwork is Really Good!

I brought my car in to the mechanic today - Needed new brakes, so I sat in the Waiting Room for quite a while.

Thinking about the Upcoming Superbowl Party - because client asked if I could draw body/hobby on some of the pictures. Looking through magazines in the Waiting Room with some people who were very unhappy to be there. Here are some of the ideas that I drew. I like to see if any of these ideas will come up during the Party.

Wouldn't it be fun, Wouldn't it be fun, I asked myself to redraw that woman who's holding up the first Caricature in the post I posted in yesterday's Stony Brook post. That expression that she made.....

It had just taken a moment to press the button. I had been spellbound - watching a movie - "The Day After Tomorrow". Didn't want to stay up all night just watching movies, but I was still in shock when I pressed the button to pause the movie. Til tomorrow.

But what should I be doing instead? Having been so wrapped up in the movie, I couldn't think. So I just pressed any buttons on the Computer - ended up at my own website. And, well, I guess it would be fun to redraw......

So that's what I did. Another unnecessary picture. But I'm lucky. It could be maturely accepted as 'not wasting time' - because I have to 'stay in shape' for my career.

Still trying to move my old site to this new address. It makes me revisit past posts very often. And I see my old pictures with my new eyes. How high the bar? How many times can I leap higher?

Today I revisited my post of August 3, 2008 - just about a half-year-ago. Yet there's so much growth since then. So I redrew one of the pictures that I had been so pleased with. Because I thought the exaggeration didn't quite keep the likeness.

Here's my new rendition. I think it keeps the likeness and emotion better: