Kristine
This is my original tight pencil comp for the cheesy airbrush. When I first heard we had to do something cheesy I thought of the joke what do you call cheese thats not yours? NACHO (not your) cheese. So I was kind of thinking of actual edible cheese. So I decided to do Chester the Cheetah for Cheetos Chips.
This is my colored comp for the project. I used markers to lay down the main colors and then went in with colored pencil to add all the shading and blending like airbrush would have. I tried to make the colored comp look like it could be done in airbrush.
This was my final airbrush of cheesy. I think it ended up taking me about 5 or 6 hours total. I started with the black of the spots, nose and glasses. Then I moved to the orange colors and then started doing the shadowing on the shoes and gloves. I used a lot of different masks that I had cut out before starting. I did the whiskers freehand and also the blue on the glove was done free hand. I am very happy with the way this turned out, especially with all of the little parts that had to be cut and remasked, like the spots. I was also very happy that the marker comp and final product look fairly close to each other.
This is my colored comp for the project. I used markers to lay down the main colors and then went in with colored pencil to add all the shading and blending like airbrush would have. I tried to make the colored comp look like it could be done in airbrush.
This was my final airbrush of cheesy. I think it ended up taking me about 5 or 6 hours total. I started with the black of the spots, nose and glasses. Then I moved to the orange colors and then started doing the shadowing on the shoes and gloves. I used a lot of different masks that I had cut out before starting. I did the whiskers freehand and also the blue on the glove was done free hand. I am very happy with the way this turned out, especially with all of the little parts that had to be cut and remasked, like the spots. I was also very happy that the marker comp and final product look fairly close to each other. 
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