>Claim boredom in-character
>Someone mentions tumblr; explains
>Miror gets excited
>Mod Phone gets blown up with “ARE YOU FUCKING CRAZY?!”
>???
>Totally gonna fucking make a Miror B. ask blog now

>Claim boredom in-character
>Someone mentions tumblr; explains
>Miror gets excited
>Mod Phone gets blown up with “ARE YOU FUCKING CRAZY?!”
>???
>Totally gonna fucking make a Miror B. ask blog now

At least it’s not 100% manga style anymore, so I suppose that’s a plus, yes?

You’re already a pain in the ass to draw. You choose the very last frame to actually look decent? Screw you, you old hag!

Evening, everyone! And Happy New Year for those ahead of me on the timezone chart!
Now, I ain’t normally one for drinking, but I got this here wine my friend from Hungary gifted me in September.
“Best served chilled.” “Recommended with desserts.”
Guess I should fridge it first.
What say you, tumblr? Crack it open and have a drink? Or save it?
If it wasn’t for the fact that our names were typed into the system when we got our free 2-weeks in the summer, I probably wouldn’t have responded to this.
Way to go, Gold’s Gym…
5 parts.
50 frames.
No, I can’t cut corners. This is really the minimum I can do without it being cheap and rushed.
My deadline is January 15th.
…
What have I done?!
Do not expect ASKs to be answered until I finish this. I have procrastinated enough!
Guess who’s gonna be busy?

Image used from my Art Tumblr
Since I was just 14, I was brought up on the idea that if my feedback wasn’t scathing, then the presented art was horrible and the person is too nice to say anything. If I am complimented, it should be completely disregarded because I will never improve with it. If someone likes my work, they must have bad taste.
Mountains of negativity clogging up my head, leaving me too paranoid to produce as often as I would like, with the constant reminder that I am a failure. I sometimes wonder why I even bother if I am only going to be forever inferior.
I have been trying to escape this horrible seed of negativity for the last six months.
I’m finally starting to feel happy and proud about my work.
And for once, I don’t feel like it’s a bad thing, that it will debilitate me, or inflate my ego. It feels satisfying to be happy.
—Luckstersubmitted by -luckstergal
D’awwww, Luck… Q^Q This confession really shocked me more than any other confession I’ve seen so far. Mostly because it’s from someone I personally know, love and admire so much.
QwQ I’m glad you’re finally managing to leave your anxiety behind and enjoy your work!
Heh…despite how open I tend to be, I still hide so much in my head.
Baby steps. I am getting much better in my thought process regarding my work.
I think the positive thinking has contributed a lot to my recent improvement.