*hugs* You need something to keep you interested. :) Just keep yourself busy doing a variety of hobbies, man. It takes a while to get back into the groove again, but you'll get there somehow.

Meanwhile, try to get more sleep and have plenty of rest daily. You'd be surprise how much better you'll feel emotionally after several days. Something to do with sleep deprivation, I guess.

Take care.

*hugs back.* Thank you, I've been trying to do so, distracting myself, trying to rid myself of some stress and sleep, slept pretty good last night. :3

the best way to break out of art block and art un-motivation is by doing little doodle. even if it does not make sense or look that much of a great piece, it does the job c:

for the emotional stress. going to open spaces and sitting down, possibly sketching. or walking in the park. that is very nice.
try not to let things get to you, its when it all falls apart

I've been doing little doodles, but I've been trying to go form little doodles to drawings and it hasn't been working out...
I use to do all that stuff when I lived on campus, but after my brother fucked up everything for me I'm living with my mother again now, and theres jsut nothing like that here for miles. :/

D: i see *huggles tight* i'm sorry xc

I don't know how much advice I can give considering that I have trouble in these areas myself at times. Usually when I have art blocks, doodling will help, or just taking your mind off of it and distracting yourself. Sometimes ideas can come from the strangest sources of inspiration.

Again, another good thing I find to help with emotional problems is distraction. Just taking your mind off things can help.
And I suppose getting enough sleep, although I shouldn't be one to talk in that area... hardly.

Good luck and hope things get better for you.

Thank you. <3

Sometimes Distractions help...Unless you are neurotic and really want to draw.

Distractions seem to be a good idea.

This sounds oddly familiar.... *snuggles*

*snuggles you close.*

*pawsies* Hope you get out of the funk soon <3

I'm with ya! I have several stories I'd love to continue, but I can just barely get myself interested enough to get out of bed every day. I'm hoping a new, more mentally stimulating job will get me going again, but first I have to get the job.

Have you tried origami? yeah...neither have I.

A new job would probably work too.

I've been in a similar situation when I was younger. The thing that helped me was to just take a break. It doesn't matter how long it will be ( you may not even know how long! ) But say you are on a hiatus and will stop drawing for a while. You need to regenerate your body. Go do things that are fun, maybe something that can keep you busy ( such as chores, clean around the house/bedroom, or even a job or something ), try reading a good book, lounging around, go for a long walk/hike, go shopping ( with or without money, haha ), go watch a movie ( at home or theatre ), find a good recipe and cook ( be it a whole dinner or a dessert ;3 ), play a fricken awesome video game, go to a dance club one night, go out with friends, relax on the couch and drink hot tea ( yum ), take long a bubble bath, etc.

Just try something new and different that will help you relax and regenerate. =3 If I feel bad or don't have inspiration to draw, I always read a good book. You just have to find something that works for you. But take a break! That is what you need; some self time.

I wish you luck, hon!

Thank you. <3

Let's see what could help:
More sleep,
drinking more water (they say one should drink two litres a day),
more vitamins (when possibile in real vegetable and fruits instead of artificial supplements),
drawing more, simply wht your feel like or what comes on the wings of music,
listening to music for your feelings to either reflect them and find solance or to make you directly feel better and for inspiration,
doing sports, including random instant dancing to music (really, it is fun and relaxing and good for your health).

Have some geek answer syndrome...

1. Do you get a vacation any time soon? It sounds like you've got SAD or need a break or something.

2. When I feel uninspired, I go window shopping at game/comics shops, poke around the internet, or just generally go places with lots of visual intensity. I figure ideas will come eventually, just I gotta kind of passively put myself around observing stuff.

3. Maybe this would be a good time to draw stuff from real life, or work on just purely technical stuff, 'cause you won't have any big emotional investment?

*hugs* I'll add you to my prayers I hope things get better soon.