*puts a band aid on his forehead*

Been there.

By all means, take a break. You know whats weird? Even burned out and tired, you still came up with damn funny pic.

..think ive been there once

ouch, been there.

Owie!

'Brain has gone critical, we are SCRAMming! All non-essential personnel evac!'

Been there...

I know the feeling well. Many a times I have been there...

=^.,.^=

*hugs whats left of the fox* take a break, relax and just let your fur down for a while

I have very, very much relate to this. Can I ever.

*laughs hard* looks like your head exploded!

That's what it felt like.

So your head either explodes or burns to a crisp...ok.

LOL

OMG YOUR HEAD ASPLODE!

HA HA AH AH HA, poor you ^^'''

Ow, that's gotta sting!

Man... I KNOW where you are comng from RIGHT THERE!

It makes you wanna imitate Linda Blair's 360º headspin, trying to get that brain of yours to manufacture an idea...

And man... I'm faving this because the feeling of this pic is mutual with all of us dealing with creative block and creative burnout.

Been there

Been there, did that, bought the singlet.
*sigh*

After a long day's work that's how we all feel.

This is how I have been feeling artistically for this year so far.

=^.,.^=

I wish I could recommend some sort of pill or diet that would help get the creative juices flowing again, but I can't. The greatest "Enemies" to the artistic mood I've found are stress and laziness. I've found that if I fill a page a day with simple pencil doodles it helps keep my hand "Sharp" and sometimes it helps generate ideas. Looking through folders of my past works, like here on FA or past editions of NAF also helps spur inspiration. Still... If one doesn't feel like drawing, then perhaps taking a break and doing something else like sculpting, building a model or writing for example will help channel creativity.

I'm kind of in the same boat myself. I haven't drawn anything decent since I've moved to Upland.