Day 92: Dream Week

I almost forgot to do a blog post today! And I just threw this sketch together super fast, and I am not happy with it as a completed piece (at all!) but it's just a quick sketch so I'm not too upset that it's terrible. I also don't have the time to find a quote I like for today. At least I have something though!

Day 91: Belle

"I want adventure in the great wide somewhere. I want it more than I can tell."

-Belle, Beauty and the Beast

For the last day of comic/cartoon week, I un-cartoonized another Disney character. Today, I drew Belle as I think she may look in real life.

Day 90: Untitled

"An artist's sphere of influence is the world."

-Carl Maria von Weber

Obviously, I decided to draw something that doesn't fit in with the week's theme again today. Tomorrow I will, though. It's the last day of the theme, after all.

Day 89: Smize

"Think of something that makes you happy but not enough to make you smile with your lips."

-Tyra Banks, on smizing ("smiling with your eyes")

Obviously this drawing doesn't fit into this week's theme. I just saw this photo and wanted to draw it, so I did.

Day 88: Superhero

"You can't relate to a superhero, to a superman, but you can identify with a real man who in time of crisis draws forth some extraordinary quality within himself and triumphs but only after a struggle."

-Timothy Dalton

Because the theme this week is comic, I tried to draw a superhero in a comic-book style today. 

Day 87: Cruella de Ville

"We lose more women to marriage than way, famine, and disease."

-Cruella de Ville, 101 Dalmatians

Today, I did something similar to yesterday's by turning another cartoon character into what I imagine them to look like as a real person (even though there is movies that depict her as a real person, this is my own version of what the cartoon Cruella looks like). 

Day 86: The Little Mermaid

"I just don't see how a world that makes such wonderful things can be bad."

-Ariel, "The Little Mermaid"

Today, I tried to take a cartoon character (Ariel) and turn her into a more realistic person.