Life Lesson

Hey everyone! Apologies for me lagging in submissions and other things lately, I realized that I went through artistic suicide in a bad way recently. I stopped drawing, I stopped writing, and I stopped creating things that used to always brighten my day. My mentality got to the point of I'd work on something and think, "This isn't benefiting my life and just taking up space, I should probably just toss alot of this in the trash because I'm going in circles with it and it'll never leave my room anyway." I didn't realize I'd carved out a piece of myself when I did that and how strongly it'd affect me in more ways than one.
    I highly DON'T recommend cutting art out of your life, regardless of that negative voice telling you: "This's going nowhere" and if you feel anxiety bubble up when you stumble across it because it's reminding you of another 'failed project'. Realize that no project is a 'failed project', practice makes perfection and it takes a TON of imperfection for anyone to hone their craft.
    Everyone has to start somewhere and the more you practice something the easier you realize it's been since you started, just because you aren't at the level you want to be doesn't mean it's wasted time. Never stop improving your trade and doing what you love, it's part of the journey toward becoming who you want to be in your craft. Love you all and sending you all good vibes of encouragement~

-Saix.