Today's Draw: Baymax Bah-a-la-la-la.

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Hey guys!

Soooo today, I got my critical analysis and presentation work out of the way for the Visual Forms module, finally... 

The good news is I can start on my animation work again which I can't wait to do! But before I delve back to the noodle box I decided to do a quick  paint of Baymax saying "Bah-a-la-la-la..." It was just so funny in the movie every time Baymax would say it...

Baymax - Sketch Version
Baymax - Lines w/ Colour
Baymax - No Lines, Just Colour
Baymax - Final with Lines + Colour.
Baymax - Final w/ No Lines, Just Colour
I thought this would take me some time to do, but in fact it took hardly anytime at all... I guess 'all the circles'. I do like the one without the lines. It's really interesting doing that sorta stuff.

Anyhow... I hope to share some 3D on here soon... maybe a few animations that I've blocked out already. We'll have to see. :)

See you on the next one,

Adam

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