OMG SO MUCH TOY DESIGN WORK

I know how Santa's elves must feel.
This is my schoolwork that I have to do in the next week:

Friday:

• Toy Drawing class: A "playcase" (a toy set carried in a case) with either a Space, Fast Food, Medical Kit, or Doll Set theme, drawn in proper 2-point perspective


• Toy Concept Class: A hand-drawn, finished, full-color, captioned layout board with feature pullouts and logo of an outdoor toy


• Toy Concept Class: 4-6 concept sketches for a vehicle toy

Tuesday:

• Drafting Class: An orthographic precision-tight drawing with labelled measurements (done with an architect's drafting tools)


• Marker-Drawing Class: A large, tightened, finalized, "underlay" line-drawing of a robot in three-quarter view


• Safety & Materials: Midterm on Plastics (Questions like, "Why would one use a Thermoplastic Elastomer versus a Thermoset Plastic?")

Wednesday:

• Developmental Psych: Midterm on 7 chapters of child development

Friday:

• Toy Drawing Class: 2-point perspective drawing with Ellipse guides


• Toy Concept Class: A hand-drawn, finished, full-color, captioned layout board with feature pullouts and logo of a toy vehicle


• Toy Concept Class: Probably 4-6 concept sketches for another toy genre

And after that, I head to L.A. for a wedding for Columbus Day weekend, and then the madness starts all over again.

Plus, a really nice, cute, musician/composer/writer wants to take me out this weekend for our 3rd date, and I don't even know if I have time for that!

Thank goodness I love toys. Sheesh.