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Urgh. I don't know what it is about me but I really struggle to stick to one project. I really want to do a comic... like I'm absolutely dying to do one, I love doing them but I can't stick to it no matter how hard I try. Even if I plan loads (like with that Ratchet and Clank one), I just can't. It's... really frustrating.
I really want to design characters unique to me, but I just haven't got unique enough ideas. I want to do a consistent project with characters, but... bleh. And any character I do design, I just don't feel good with them.
I need to faceplant the ground.
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I'm trying to work on my own comic too but my probelms are: I feel that my story isn't that good, i don't know what goes where and i haven't thought of parts for the 'middle' yet (if u know what i mean) and my biggest:
ANATOMY
Clotheing folds
Shading and lighting (where they go)
and city backgrounds
They say practice, but i've been doing this since i was 13 (drawing since i was 3) and now i just turned 17 -_-'
I listen to music and try to find new songs that can help with inspirtaion
If you would like, i can critique your work as best i can if you want to send them too me (via email) before you digitalise them
You gotta try and focus on just one at a time, or even two
Although for some reason, I actually find it easy to just focus on one for a long period of time. Because I become so obsessed with it and enjoy working with it so much
But that is how I manage what I work with. Maybe you can work with the oldest project first and then when you get kinda bored with it or need a break, then work with another project?
Get an idea, start it, lose interest, get another idea, start another one... I have at least 20 fanfics floating around on my computer and only the one-shots are finished.
Luckily most of my art gets finished because I usually only draw small things with no backgrounds. (I still have planty of unfinished pics around though.)
You should set yourself a little goal list. Write out maybe ten small goals to accomplish in one week; even if it's just one panel of a comic. You'll feel better everytime you tick one off and you'll start enjoying things a bit more. (Trust me, I use this method all the time!)
Anyway, I hope this helps!
I know exactly what you mean. I wanted to do Dark Sentience as a Comic, but I also have about 4 other ideas for comics. I'm making yself stick to one, but in my head I've still got the other 4 rolling around, causing all sorts of havoc
but there was one thing i found that helped. I wrote on a paper. things i wanted to finish. make a small easy list every day of things you wanna finish. a sketched page of a comic? a line art? shade an unfinished picture? I did that and finished many things! just kinda do something different everyday so you dont tire of it and feel happy that your doing something you wanted to do