Being heavily involved in school has made me very impatient when I draw, it is almost as if I expect the vision in my head to just plop out on a piece of computer paper without any effort. I think that this impatience started from a situational aspect and then grew to a complete feeling of absolute frustration. I am not giving an excuse for why I haven't drawn anything substantial, but merely trying to understand how to break this feeling of unwarranted urgency. There have been times where nothing has been on my plate and I actually sit down to draw something, but I am just unable to focus.
This situation is funny because not to long ago I could do nothing except draw and focus on my art. A complete 180.
I suppose the only thing I need to do is to re-train my brain to focus and not to stress when I draw. Drawing should be relaxing, right?
well, that's enough out me.





Yeah. I take aaaaall of that back. DX
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"Fashion is a form of ugliness so intolerable that we have to alter it every six months." -Oscar Wilde
M O A R
Seriously, I know you've got sketchbooks full of decent work laying around.
And I feel guilty making requests, knowing you're so busy.
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"Fashion is a form of ugliness so intolerable that we have to alter it every six months." -Oscar Wilde
Now.
MOAR!!!
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"Fashion is a form of ugliness so intolerable that we have to alter it every six months." -Oscar Wilde
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You have an extreme grasp of the completely obvious ♥
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