I think it would be impossible to put emotions into words.
Drawing is a way of expressing your creativity, which can be applied to things such as talking about a story, building relations by showing faces, or just making yourself happy. Words are the backbone of an idea. But withdrawing, you can show more emotions and then say a few sentences that you may need and create magic on paper. The pencil in my hand gives me power
I find it refreshing that you get personal time to inwardly explore through sketches that boost your creativity without losing any insight by having co-workers/talking. Drawing has way greater benefits than what can be found in conversation or text communication; drawing is fast, and leaves less.
The most successful means of success for an artist is to maintain constant creativity.
An established habit when it comes to their craft, creativity, and free-thinking are vital for the survival of any artist. In fact, envisioning a final product in its entirety from scratch is the entire purpose and worth of artistic work.
However, there is a need for one thing that reaches beyond the original talent: hard work. Diligence in revisiting your art day after day, tweaking and updating it; this process itself becomes an art form in many ways!
Here's a film strip of the WIP:
While here's a gif version of the WIP:
All Avatar Pixel artworks:
”Every child is an artist. The problem is how to remain an artist once we grow up.”
