Heh I do that so many times myself. Having lots of free time Im on fire when I get busy. But on other days I just look at the screen and all the time seems to go away and the end of the day nothing. Its a lot harder with limited time, cos you cant just take advantage of when that productiveness take a hold of you, And many hours later the urge cos it was not fed may have just gone. When you feel that way it seems even the most simple picture is beyond you, if you can make that starting ste and get actually into what your doing its okay. But you just keep floundering along.

Part of it is that I think at times art becomes like work itself, a chore and so its hard to be bothered to get into it. The ideas mount up to bursting. But the fires to actually draw these creations is not there. The idea pool is vast, but you cant seem to make yourself get it done at all. I get to feel this a lot, heh if you have ever been on the PC 15 hours a day and for 4 days have done nothing at all artwork wise. In fact havent dont anythinga at all except browse half hartedly and ignore answering comments and all them other things that mount up. That feel like a chore. I feel somehwat bad Id intended to complete 4 requests yesterday and only managed the colouring on one picture. The urge to be able to do this comes and goes and is a fickle some of a bitch. But dont worry about the quantity, in the end you will get out the stuff you want to, its just a matter of getting into doing it them first moments. So that your itching to come back and carry on with what your doing. As many hours pass by that you cant seem to be able to draw the stuff, the ones where you can will come aswell.

Dont worry I dont expect you to be fading into the backround just yet. Who will we have to raep all the childhood things and pervert then with a twist of norty fun. Even if it takes you a good while. Dont worry the kitty still be here, heh and always willing for a read and her comment worth on your journals. Heh kittys have many of their own deamons, so they understand that crap that goes with this lifestyle aswell somwhat.

Thanks for understanding, I thought I was going nuts thinking I was the only one it happens to. You would think that as for many years I have been doing art that I should be well used to it by now. Nah, once in a while it hits me like a ton of bricks and I have to soldier through it. As of late, I have gotten productive and even now I'm working on something which I hope to finish soon.

Anyway, it seems good that I can get this stuff off my chest rather than hold it in and get more frustrated. Thanks as always for lending an ear kitty. Cheers.

(Heh, who says cats and dogs can't get along together.)