BizarroJoe 2011-04-05 12:09:15

That's something sad to hear.
Right now, I've been working on animation practices these last days. I just can hope tomorrow, or the day after tomorrow, or any future day the clouds will go away and I'll see the world (and my work) differently. I'd wish to stop caring and forget about all this stuff for at least a day, a brief rest... But sadly, I can't do that right now.
I try to remember the time when I was attending a course about web design. I entered in there without even having a computer at home. I got extremely frustrated and was about to quit.
And if I would've done that, I won't be here right now.
So, as you can see, I'm just biting the bullet and try to carry on.
Right now, I can only wish you can get that blues away from you. The sooner, the better. I'd wish I could be of more help, but I only can write stuff here.
Cheer up, we all are rooting for you.

Vonschlippe 2011-04-05 22:55:12

Hey!

I was a bit saddened to read this, especially because you're one of the very few artists which I regularily visit (or stalk...). I find your work very rounded up in terms of technique and style. You are very versatile.

I find I have the same problem, sometimes.... All the portraits I draw basically depict the same non-existing, soft featured short haired girl with some variations of context and colors. My sketchbooks are dull and full of them. The sketches I've seen from you are extremely varied in comparison. You are a great artist by all means and your work is worthy of admiration.

Maybe you've become so accustomed to your own style you don't see it anymore, like when you compare your own facial features with those of your parents. It's quite hard to see the similarities when it's your own family, but with others, you can instantly tell... I can tell you have something unique, because that's precisely why I check up on you every other day.

Cheer up, dear!

blahblahblahblah 2011-04-06 19:28:35

Dios Mio!