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Day 10

This is a rock dove in flight on a sheet of 24"x36" butcher paper. Maybe I am getting a bit introspective and maybe this has nothing to do with this particular sketch, but I am really missing the support of school. 2 months ago I had 15 peers and a couple of professors that could tell me all the things wrong and right about this sketch and the others. Its not about the grades or assignments anymore - I am only doing it for myself which makes me question the validity of it all.
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