Originally Posted by Kiwami (Post 822557)

The feeling of getting people interested into something you adore is really amazing. As campy as it may sound, you made other people's lives better by sharing your love for something.



You've grown quite a lot as a person over the last few years, that definitely helps with channeling creativity into crafting fantasy.

Originally Posted by Talisman (Post 822558)

Also helps that I've had the experience and time to break everything down to its component parts, seeing how it all fits together.

Honestly more than anything it's giving me the confidence and experience I need to start working on my own original piece.

Originally Posted by Kiwami (Post 822559)

Creating your own characters and worlds to tell your stories sounds intriguing, but challenging at the same time.

Originally Posted by Daikaijuman54 (Post 822566)

As someone doing just that, I can confirm.

At the moment, my plan is to improve my art by relearning everything from ground zero. I've set my own little crash course to work on throughout the year.

Originally Posted by Jello (Post 822574)

anywho
new job, it's alright. lots of "expired" food I can take home.

Originally Posted by Jello (Post 822574)

Imagine making plans





walks, sits in the corner
I have no art/writing goals

Originally Posted by DreamSword (Post 822576)

Where ya workin' now, friend?

Originally Posted by Daikaijuman54 (Post 822578)

Trust me, I've been saying how I plan to improve/draw more, or what have you, and I've pretty much never really improved. I always say this'll be the one, but even I sometimes question myself.

We'll see how long I last this time...