Part Of What Makes Tragedies Tragic Is The Story Being Preventable From The Outside But Unpreventable

Space

There are three rules:

1. If you do not go after what you want, you will never have it.

2. If you do not ask, the answer will always be no.

3. If you do not step forward, you will remain in the same place.

I confess, I tend to feel bad about my art and my productivity. Like : Look !! These artists are doing it !! Why can't you !! But then I go back into my previous work/projects of the year and realize wow ! no ! that's my ADHD brain talking !!

I've been *literally* put on hold for 40 minutes this morning, so I guess the Universe thinks I have time to lose or whatever

In the halls of the museum, under the skylights, two figures from another time, apart, gaze longingly at each other. And the stones would shudder and turn to flesh, before such yearning eyes...

*Cue the Kill Bill Sirens*

Zagreus has heard too many tales of Zeus's "conquests"

Honestly, I hate the fact that I can't seem to be able to color properly. It's truly bothering me. When I see other people's artwork and process it seems so clear-cut, but when I do it, it's just so hazardous and ultimately shit. It keeps me from doing the pieces I wanna do, so fucking frustrating...

do you think the obsession with ‘style consistency’ in online art communities is mostly caused by this idea that your art style needs to be easily marketable & recognizable as a brand (especially when you’re working as a freelancer). i see the /least/ amount of progress in my art whenever i try to aim for style consistency. i don’t know exactly where i’m going with this but i think there’s some sort of connection between trying to monetize/market your art & limiting your growth as an artist. and i think it’s very sad.

Feeling some type of way