After a difficult few weeks, I notice today that I have weekly tasks!
Now I remember it being said that we were to have these weekly tasks, and I should have known that they would start straight away, but honestly, I have barely any recollection of the past weeks. That would be worrying had/have I any time to worry about that, but I'm just going to keep soldiering on. This is the second task, meaning I've missed week one but I just need to keep going.
When I read both the briefs - a picture of this one came instantly to me:
I imagined a field as in a farmer's field, where my dwarf friend tends to the land - and he's not a stereotypical angry, dirty farmer with missing teeth you see in movies and they're pretty creepy and you're almost certain they're up to something, especially in horror movies or anything alike- the camera angles and lingering shots of them smirking certainly don't help. He's a more relaxed farmer who takes time out and shows the land and animals to kids on school trips and has a lovely sheepdog helping him. He tells all the children how to care for the cute animals and stays far away from how meat is made, and definitely doesn't show them, because that's just a bit too gory when you're a 10 year old. The key feature may be large teeth, but I just imagine that he's got a big smile, and it may seem as though I was describing a friendly old farmer, but perhaps this
is a young adult and he just likes helping out his old dad with running the place. Now to put pen to paper - so to speak - more like tablet pen to... well tablet..

It is late but I just wanted to do
something for 2nd week task.
I need to have more confidence in painting, using more contrasting and different colours, but that comes with practice and practice, which I'm lacking at the moment.
I also need to practice faces as I just didn't do this one.
Also, the teeth are atrocious and I need to fix that... Colouring is a big thing to work on for me. A lot of things are big things to work on for me...
Although I am not happy enough with this piece to submit it, I've come to understand that something is better than nothing. So I need to try, otherwise I would never start or do anything.
I'm pleased that I've started and done something as it has gotten me slightly more confident to start the pieces in my current big project, therefore things should run more smoothly.
I can see the things I need to improve on whilst doing this and also already looking back at it, and I actually think I can do and work on the things needed to improve. I think a lot of this realisation and being ok with some pieces has a lot to do with my mood, so I'm fine with that really. Again, something is better than nothing, right?
Wow, I definitely have a lot of work to do. Better keep at it and keep on going.