Time time time.

[coffeekinns]

I don't know what's up with me. At some point I thought perhaps I'd lost the will to improve onn drawing, considering how I haven't doodled properly or drawn every now and then. Perhaps it's the stress over coursework and exams. Still. It's awfully depressing looking at how empty my folders and sketchbooks are

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[coffeekinns]

*cling* u////u meep.
I'll be sure to do that then (: > It'll take my mind of the worries (which are probably stopping me from drawing)

[strifekun]

I know how you feel. I some times stop drawing for days or even weeks and it just doesn't feel right to draw anymore.

*hugs* It'll get better soon. Try doing something else. Watch a movie, play a game/video game, read, listen to music. I always end up drawing in the middle of doing ten different things. Next thing I know, I'm playing a video game, chatting on the internet, listening to music, watching tv, and drawing. My mind just doesn't work right when working on just one task.

[coffeekinns]

Argh, yeah. I've been having these moments quite a number of times. My longest one lasted for 2 months. (I can tell when I look through my folders 8D convenience!)

*huggle* ;o; let us hope so!
Yeah, that's actually the best way to get inspired. Do other activities and let inspiration hit you.

[coffeekinns]

Aye. Not that bad though. At least not for me.

[njc2007]

There is never enough time to do the things we love unless we carve out a special time just for that. I know. I have the same problem with writing. Take a break and then set a specific date and time to do nothing but doodle. If you are like me, your doodles will turn into drawings in no time. In writing terms, I write random words that pop into my head until I get full sentences that eventually turn into stories.

Good luck to you.

Oh, and if you're wondering where I came from, you had commented on my writer's block posting.