A Glimpse into Maya's World

Phineas is trying to pick up a heavy toolbox to begin working on his project with Ferb.  I feel much more comfortable with harmony now than I did in the beginning.  Phineas had lots of specific details and very short legs so it took a lot of time to make sure that he looked like himself!

 Bubbles! Here Bubbles turns her head as she's ready for the adventure awaiting her.  Her eyes were very difficult to draw as they are very big and I had her completely turned to the side, so it was challenging to have her eyes move from a side profile to a front profile. 

 This flour sack had a rough morning and was poisoned with some coffee.  The poison was so strong that he instantly fell to the ground and never got back up.  It was definitely a challenge to make his fall look natural, as it was intended to look like a fall/slip rather than a flop.  Whoever wanted to poison this flour sack is just evil! 

  For this assignment, we were challenged to add emotions to floursacks.  Although these are all the same flour sacks, their posture can affect how we read their feelings.  My favorite one from these to draw was definitely the confident floursack, she is living her best life.

  For our overlapping projects, we created a pendulum swinging on a square block.  After the square reaches the other side of the canvas, the pendulum continues to swing until it reaches a natural stop.  It was very tedious to maintain volume control and to get the pendulum to come to a relaxed stop.

 After becoming a little more familiar with Harmony, we moved on to the bouncing ball project.  This project was fun to make and fun to exaggerate the gestures of the ball with squashes and stretches.  This ball was ready to take on any square in its way! :)