Working here at Scecon, I have picked up lots of ‘real-world’ knowledge. I would like to pass some of this along to you, boys and girls.

Today we will be learning about backgrounds for television broadcasting. A 15 black/85 white mix will appear white on camera. A pretty standard range is 40%-60% black. Then they can do all sorts of fancy lighting and whatnot to it to their hearts content.

So there that is.

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Two female faces drawn from a book of Bruce Timm sketches. I tried to imitate his style in these sketches.

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She looks a little creepy, doesn’t she? Kinda like a snake.

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A robot girl gazes into her electronic dreams. Will she ever be a real girl? No.

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A girl with dark hair and dark eyes. Not much else to say about her.

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A girl leaning back with closed eyes. Image from either a magazine or a poster.

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The girl from the magazines.

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The shadows of a girl standing a bright light.

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A girl caught in the wind. I tried to make it all, like, abstract, and deep, and whatnot. Yeah.

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A girl standing in the light. I wanted to play with light and dark in this sketch.