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While the current projects take their time let's have "OLD Art Star Time!"

Was cleaning and organising the drawers I've just dumbed papers in a hurry and it let me through these old works of mine also to remind myself that "despite of the constant 'I wasn't productive' programming reel repeating in my mind...

Well, sometimes it's just good to save the old productions, even if they weren't the shiniest of gems all. And once again get reminded that subconscious sentence is pure rubbish; I am productive and creative when I put my determination and energy to it! So it's one reason why sometimes I like looking back at the older works, to bring back reality to those thought patterns once again.

So I found these school schedule illustrations I did when I was at primary school. As I found it too boring to stare at the black and white grid of the official, cheap printed version from school. So to give it some spark I re-drew the schedule my style when it changed, and added illustrations from my favourite pastime. (Only near the end Iacked motivation so I re-used what I'd already drawn, only drew a new schedule grid. Well, still better than no art. )

Some are game scenes some are just: "I want to draw this character!" (Almost all colouring is with coloured pencils.)
The bottom right is a sketch for the one above I think. The lone Triforce is drawn later at upper secondary school, but it's here filling up the empty space. ^^
These helped me focus on other things than just only complain how my days were filled with boring subjects or so cramped with subjects and all the school books I had to carry within a single day there and back since we didn't have ANY locers... "Those were the days..." Yeah, and I'm so glad they're over! XD

*Ahem, anyhow!* Hope this inspires you to create your own schedule illustration or whatever if you feel like doing it, I can say, tough it may seem tough you can find lots of fun in the making process and also thank yourself later for the inspiring look when it's done.

Now go make yours, whatever it is you feel needs a touch more of your art!

Description
While the current projects take their time let's have "OLD Art Star Time!"

Was cleaning and organising the drawers I've just dumbed papers in a hurry and it let me through these old works of mine also to remind myself that "despite of the constant 'I wasn't productive' programming reel repeating in my mind...

Well, sometimes it's just good to save the old productions, even if they weren't the shiniest of gems all. And once again get reminded that subconscious sentence is pure rubbish; I am productive and creative when I put my determination and energy to it! So it's one reason why sometimes I like looking back at the older works, to bring back reality to those thought patterns once again.

So I found these school schedule illustrations I did when I was at primary school. As I found it too boring to stare at the black and white grid of the official, cheap printed version from school. So to give it some spark I re-drew the schedule my style when it changed, and added illustrations from my favourite pastime. (Only near the end Iacked motivation so I re-used what I'd already drawn, only drew a new schedule grid. Well, still better than no art. )

Some are game scenes some are just: "I want to draw this character!" (Almost all colouring is with coloured pencils.)
The bottom right is a sketch for the one above I think. The lone Triforce is drawn later at upper secondary school, but it's here filling up the empty space. ^^
These helped me focus on other things than just only complain how my days were filled with boring subjects or so cramped with subjects and all the school books I had to carry within a single day there and back since we didn't have ANY locers... "Those were the days..." Yeah, and I'm so glad they're over! XD

*Ahem, anyhow!* Hope this inspires you to create your own schedule illustration or whatever if you feel like doing it, I can say, tough it may seem tough you can find lots of fun in the making process and also thank yourself later for the inspiring look when it's done.

Now go make yours, whatever it is you feel needs a touch more of your art!