Moi Qui Attaque Ma Fanfic : Jai Planifi 9 Chapitres, Bon Vu Que Je Dborde Toujours Autant En Compter

Moi qui attaque ma fanfic : j’ai planifié 9 chapitres, bon vu que je déborde toujours autant en compter 10 ou 11.

Moi qui attaque mon onzième chapitre : j’ai presque fini. Une petite scène d’action et on retrouve le fil de l’histoire, disons que dans deux chapitres c’est fini

Moi qui boucle le chapitre 13 : ... pourquoi plus j’écris plus il me reste de trucs à écrire en fait ? 

HOW TO SPEAK WRITER: 

“my characters have a mind of their own!” - no i’m not mad and yes i know i made them up but i have no idea what’s happening anymore please save me

“i’m going to write today!” - i’d actually rather wash the garden path but the house is already pristine and i’ve run out of excuses

 “this is still a rough draft so go easy on me!” - i have spent what feels like forever pouring my very soul into this but i worry it’s terrible and if you’re mean i may just cry

“i’ll update soon!” - this is utterly killing me, i don’t know how to read anymore, what are words, help 

“i just had this idea and had to share it with you guys!” - this has taken me three weeks and countless hours please love and appreciate it

“feedback appreciated :D” - please, i live for validation! i need comments!! 

how do I find a fic that’s exactly like the one I’ve just read but also different

Honestly one of the most important things I can say I’ve learned as an artist is that if you feel like you’re really stagnating, that probably means you’re seeing problems in your work that you have never been able to see before, but you haven’t figured out how to fix them yet.

You’re not really stagnating

You’re understanding of drawing has moved beyond your current execution.

Once you have finished processing the problems you’re suddenly seeing, you’re likely to correct them and suddenly make a huge breakthrough in your drawing.

Don’t push yourself, either. Sometimes you have to remove yourself from a problem temporarily to solve it, just don’t give up drawing altogether.

TL;DR feeling like your drawing is stagnating/getting worse means your eye is improving, and your hands are likely to catch up soon.

unpopular opinion maybe but I think purity culture and cancel culture have gone too far, and they’ve started to become so ugly and toxic. let’s bring back critical thinking, patience with others, and opportunity for growth

Today’s dragons, starring Reptiles.