Nothing to Report

Hi guys. Sorry, I have no painting to show. Yet. All I have are some dumb doodles, but I'll put them up anyway. The end of my academic year is coming up, and I promise I'll be more productive when my Summer vacation starts (I will be spending the first five weeks of it in California where I will not be able to use the internet, but I'll get art done while I'm there)
This above is a dumb thing I did for one of my classes... I was asked to create a design for something that would help people manage their time. What I came up with was a few different ideas. One is a small brain implant which must be surgically inserted into the pain center of your brain; it has a retractable USB wire which you can use in conjunction with a computer and a small piece of software that comes with the implant, to program your schedule into the implant. If you fall behind, it begins to discharge small electric shocks directly to the pain center, causing immense pain, yet being perfectly harmless. These shocks increase in amplitude and frequency as you fall further behind. I thought up a few other products on the same line of thought: a wristband or a collar which tightens, or a synthetic heart (replaces your natural heart) which beats quicker and quicker when you are late, causing intense, unnerving anxiety.
This is a bunch of sketches of this character in a game I love called Bioshock 2. He is a lumbering, speechless once-man in a diving suit, possessing magical powers and an arm drill attachment. He has undergone various wonderful biotechnical enhancements, including the removal of his vocal chords and his physiological dependence on the proximity and safety of the small girl, another invaluable marvel of bio-engineering, that he was paired with to defend. He is the first of a series of such sad creations, collectively called Big Daddies.

I wanted to draw a guy getting a whopper on the jaw here, but I had difficulty envisioning the body pose, so you'll just have to imagine the victim. I just drew this now because I thought this post was too short.

Man, I wish I could draw him better. I can't draw technology. Details bore me. My friend told me, my lines are too smooth and simplistic. The character's got such a cool body shape, but I can't capture it. Maybe I should study it and master it. It would probably help a lot with my difficulties body-posing, because I always spend too much time on the face and not enough on the bodies when drawing characters. And this character is faceless.
And this is me revisiting my old character, the surgeon. This is the best out of the crop, the product of lots and lots of drawing and redrawing and trying to capture the essence of what I imagined. I have difficulty drawing noses. I didn't refer to my old drawings, I just tried to start afresh.

Mr. Surgery is a man of eccentricity; applying medical aid, playing with organs, and hiding compromising evidence are just a few among the many uses he finds for surgery.