The second project I was given was almost identical to the first, it just involved a different photograph. The process this time however was much smoother. I was much more used to drawing these characters, and the shot itself had much less to draw. However, I also tried to work on working slower and more carefully, which helped the final product to turn out much cleaner this time around. Managing the time I spend drawing well helps both with the final product quality, and also helps me to not burn out as quickly, so I can feel better about continuing working, so in the end, despite the fact that I was taking my time more, overall efficiency went up because I was managing my work flow more effectively.
