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AAAAHH!! I feel your hurts artistically so much!!! I feel artist anxiety creeping up as soon as I begin to stare at that blank sketchbook page or blank iPad screen…Love U!!

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oh my god. i love those two. they remind me of ornstein and smough from ds1 in the best way possible

Bruce Wayne (Batman), Jonathan Spencer aka The Human Torch (The Fantastic Four), Neo (The Matrix), Han Solo (Star Wars), Rick O'Connell (The Mummy 1999), Korben Dallas (The Fifth Element). I could go on and on with interesting protagonists, you just need to look for them.

They turned out amazing I love there designs also great video I loved it :)

Sir peaches fits his name perfectly. He looks like an actual peach and I love him

I find sitting in the lybrary helps more than at home 😮😮

As a creator being deep in doubts rn, the last minute really got me emotionally. I wish I could be just... less serious and dramatic about my aspirations and simply enjoy drawing smth silly for fun.

I was just thinking it sounded fairly normal and then got hit with: "and genre, if it isn't clear that this is a horror, well um, you have a very interesting life"

Thank you so much, man, I REALLY needed this. I have so many unfinished projects that I'm really passionate about and I hate myself for not doing them, but I can never figure out how to actually finish it. Thanks again!! This will definitely help

2:02:16 late night delirium goes craazy

How many chapters of a long comic (from someone who is slow at drawing) do you consider an decent amount of chapters to keep publishing while you work on later chapters (coming from someone who does not profit from it)? Like, 1/5 of the comic already being ready? Or less chapters? Or more?

Ok so rn I'm trying to figure out how to make anthros and I was giving great advices, and thia video has helped me. But I still got a lot to learn if i want to create my very own realistic or semi realistic anthro wolf. 1st I'm trying to practice the head and I'm trying to not force but make myself remember what to do first or which technique is more comfortable.

I'm gonna draw short strips of my future main cast's day-to-days. I feel like it will establish a few things well enough while I'm developing my skills, then i can take it to the next level when I want to.

something i noticed with writer and artist duos, is taht on a vastly visual medium--the writer gets little attention compared to the artist.

I would personally be really interested in the Sylvan Forest next

Will Scrivener use your own comic script format if you don’t want to use the exact one that it has?