mangatski-desu

So to be honest, I gave up on being a creator. Not openly. I didn't even want to admit it to myself. Basically I stopped drawing, writing and thinking about any type of personal work. There are many reasons why this happened to me. I want to talk about a few and explain why I got past them and will continue on my path of story telling. Ups and downs. I know now, that each learning process has a learning curve. Achieving knowledge is never linear. You will learn a substantial amount at the start, the you can expect decrease followed by a problematic season, but after comes another high point. What happened to me is I stayed in that problema

When in a "cafe" an artist is forced to think. About life, about art, pretty much about everything. At least that's what I feel. So sitting here today, I'm thinking about art, about if I really am passionate about it or not? A question probably every artist will have to ask himself sooner or later. Once you get to the point in your life, when painting/drawing no longer is a hobby but changes into a job. That's when you start realizing, its actually very time consuming and hard. You will have to choose between many things you probably like very much to pursue art professionally, and the road isn't easy. I'm in that process at the moment, choos