And its so true..i get them pretty much everyday....

In art groups hardly anyone comments or likes on fb -c- unless its a damn burger i draw derp eye on no art effort a joke)
I try to do memes and nobody comments a.number (those 1.winter lothes,2.swim wear..etc for the oc and others SEE its up and do it and get 5 or more comments..my aquantance/friend saus i draw to much and i am like "so you see the spammage but not a single like or comment :/ its like me and my characters are invisible..nobody sees what i see in them..and if i wrote nobody would read their story..but eventually i wanna write anyway..script form ..but eh..it be nice to have self love...

I do love my babehs...but that is what hurts me most...i see what others can't or won't

They little buggers are almost always around!

I understand the feeling it's always really annoying when work you put a lot of time into gets no credit but something mindless gets all the credit. Or someone that you feel might not have the same amount of talent as you do, gets more credit and it's like...what.

In the end if you continue drawing and writing for you, and are still able to love it, is fantastic. : 3

So very true...and I love them so very much and drawing them makes me smile...^\\\^

Then draw for days : 3

Oooh I do xD (been told i draw to much lol but i can't help it i love drawing and posting)

Never, ever let someone tell you that you draw too much.

I honestly wish that I was still able to draw as much as I used to. In 7th-8th grade I used to be able to fill up 100 page sketch book in a month. Now I'm struggling to fill a 100 page sketch book in a semester.

I think this is a good idea :) the phrase "an artist is their own worst critic" is a very true one. I think its important to recognize that being critical of one's own art doesn't have to be a negative thing. For me, it is a very motivating thing (I still get into slumps though, or hit those frustrating roadblocks when trying to figure out a new medium)

Those "draw this again" memes are an awesome way of showing yourself how you've progressed. I recently re-made a drawing from less than a year ago and I was amazed at how far my anatomy has come. I recognize where my struggles are and I try to conquer them drawing by drawing.

It is so very, very true. And you are so right there, but a lot of people only see it as a negative thing. Comparing yourself to another artist who is super talented and happens to be younger than you is the worst, but a lot of people over look at that can -learn- from them. Study some of their techniques and see what they can use and inspire new ways of working for themselves. Art is like learning a new language with a bunch of different dialects. More people need to see that it can be very motivating (like you do!)

Those are some of the best things. It's nice to see old work and being able to point out you've grown but to redraw it just solidifies it. <3

I'm 100% With this!

We've gotta find ways to show people to love their art! Those little art demons are tough to fight but I think a blog like this will help people so much!^^

:D
The hardest thing for me right now is coming up with a username that sounds alright?

We really do. And again it's such a -normal- thing I'm surprised that there's not more online to help people with it.