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I had a little small conversation the other day, about WHY it is that I struggle to stay motivated about creating. I think I've realized that part of my art-making experience is being able to share what I make with others. For some reason in my little old brain, I tell myself that art isn't worth making if there is no one to see it. Do you agree? Never thought about it? Probably; anyways. I still don't have a working computer so it is difficult to do anything digital. I've been painting a lot lately - by which I mean every now and then, which is a lot more than what I had been doing. I suppose I need to figure out how to take some nice pictur

1. Make a comic about Pokemon. That's pretty much my only resolution. Also hi everybody, I've missed it here. There are a lot of reasons why I haven't been on here in a long time. My computer completely broke down around June, and from then to who knows when I won't be able to afford a new one. I can draw on it, but at a turtle pace; it won't access the internet whatsoever. Other things in life, I moved in with my boyfriend, graduated from college, and now I am a real art teacher and work at an art store, both part time. I'm in the midst of a pre-midlife crisis in which I have become unhealthy obsessed with makeup (this must be a thing - my