I don’t think I did him justice. The personality is off. Alternatively, I would have liked him and Hughes or Hawkeye back-to-back but it’s difficult for me to paint two characters convincingly on the same canvas.
I still haven’t started the second season yet. I’m getting missed reviews and I would like to judge for myself soon.
Last year I did baskets with Chinese takeout boxes filled chocolate eggs, angel food cake, and mini chocolate banana muffins. This year, I didn’t have the desire nor the time to bake. I didn’t even have an idea.
When I went to the crafts store (read: dollar store), I found this year’s Easter merchandise to be lacking. The material was cheap (granted, you get what you pay for but still), the colours were tired, the bunnies were scary, the cliches were old, the bags were ugly, et cetera, et cetera. I gave up and went down the scrapbooking aisle when I found these mini-buckets and decided that I could work with them.
Roughly 2-3 days of work on and off, and I can’t say I’m entirely happy with it. The anatomy is off. The foliage looks funny. And that is no tiger. It looks like an overgrown cat that fell into a bucket of paint ;_; It’s just that I’m so tired of staring at it trying figure out how the light affects everything.
Inspiration from Subject to Change: Season 2 by EightofSwords. (Chapter 19, to be specific.) I’m not sure if that’s suppose to be Endymion (and if my subconscious thought so, then he needed his armour redesigned because what he wears will not protect him against anything), but the “tiger” was initially supposed to be a panther. And evidently from the WIP, the painting was also suppose to be monochromatic.
