Project 1 - Continuous Line - Squirrel

Squirrel Word List
(this list we came up with during our class session)


Additions to Word List:
ADD
Fast
Juggler
Fidgety
Feisty
Over eaters
Stealing/Thieves
Invading Birds (feeders/bird baths)
Cartoons (Ice Age, Rocky the Flying Squirrel) 


Squirrel Thumbnails


After pulling sketches together and discussion with classmates and instructor it was decided it would be best to work with my original designs for a "Juggler Squirrel", "Runner Squirrel" and a "Chunky Squirrel".

On January 21st...While researching more about squirrels...Found out that January 21st is "National Squirrel Appreciation Day"


Came up with different versions of my "Juggler Squirrel",

"Chunky Squirrel" versions,


"Runner Squirrel" versions.



It was voted on by classmates that the "Runner/Thief Squirrel" would be the one they would like to see me refine for my final "Continuous Line Squirrel".

So, added a GoPro that he was stealing,
First Go-Round...Looks like he's stepped in gum trying to get away...


Second Go-Round...GoPro is looking a little wonky...
Third Go-Round...Just Right.


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