Looking away

 Head Turn 

This was by-far the most challenging assignment for me. Firstly, I was confused if I wanted to go with a cartoon theme or a realistic theme. I decided to a realistic theme in the end and started designing the character's head. 

From the beginning, it was taking a lot more time than any other project. Although, it was challenging, I liked the pressure on me because it kept me going. As I got complete halfway, I started feeling relieved and enjoyable. 

Addition to the head turn, I also added an extra expression of anger, where my character opens his jaw. This added an extra emotion and personality to the character. 

Overall, I enjoyed pushing my boundaries for this project. 



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