They Came from the Margins 3

The last one, I promise! During the last class, the Prof got off on a such a tangent that I could devote the whole page, not just the margins, to doodling. These are the results:

A. Just your typical girl head. Technically, she's in the margin, but I drew her before I knew the extent of the tangent.

B. Once again, it's me doing that pose (if you've looked at TCftM 1 & 2, you know what I'm talking about). I also tried to put some 'bunching' in the sleeve, but failed dismally. How come folds look so easy in the book, but are so hard for me to get on paper?

C. I wanted to work on drawing glasses, since more and more people (even in anime) have them, so I started drawing Hazuki (from Ojamajo Doremi), but it ended up looking nothing like her, except for the glasses.

D. Inspired by pic C, I drew myself with my glasses. Only my glasses don't look like that. I do do that 'part on the side, one clip on the other' thing in my hair from time to time.

E. Trying my hand at pigtails (which I continuously put my hair in until it grew long enough for a ponytail). That's not supposed to be me, and the pigtails weren't successful.

F. A little person watching TV in a beanbag chair. Just because I wanted to draw something small after all those large pics.

G. This is actually left over from the other doodles, but didn't fit on the pages. It's a small me, drawn two different ways, working on a Merlock (from Flint the Time Detective) plushie. I haven't actually made one, but if I made a plushie, it would be a Merlock one. He's still my favorite blue-skinned part-vampire bishounen ^_^