Lenten Sketchbook III

It's that time again!

For the third year now, I have resolved to draw at least one page a day in my sketchbook (or at life drawing, on the days when this is available) during the course of Lent. (Some background information can be found in last year's entry.) This year is rather odd for me because it's the first in which I will spend any portion of Lent not in school or at work, and most of my traditional resolutions are directly or indirectly related to being employed in one thing or another. The sketchbook thing arose when I realised I was only drawing work stuff and neglecting my own, and then last year I resumed it because it was a way to keep in practise with using a pencil and paper rather than Cintiq, and was also a way to do 'good' drawings rather than the very rough thumbnails required for work. This year? Well, I suppose it's a way to keep the pencil moving in the structureless environment of unemployment, and to keep me from spending all my time working on my portfolio.

Anyway, without further rambling:

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