Twoscrewsloose

Well, I've drawn something.  This fact is not to disputed.  I think I even drew it within that "one week" deadline I set for myself. The problem is, I don't like it.  I keep fiddling with it.  My mind's eye can't even see what I wanted to draw anymore, and anything I do or think about doing just looks wrong.  How does anyone know when to just give up and keep working despite it not quite looking right?  Or am I just having too much trouble getting things right?  Or what? ...Also, randomly, what does organizing your DA friends do?  Seems I can shuffle people into groups until the cows come home, but it doesn't change anything.  o_O Also als

If I don't update this thing within the next week with some actual, honest-to-goodness newly-drawn SOMETHING, I'm going to drive myself crazy.  And therefore, as incentive, if I do not achieve this goal, I ask anyone reading this to hit me.  Hard as you can. ...However, I realize that no one who actually reads this possesses such a capability, at least not for about a month.  Which means I need a different incentive. It's not that I don't want to draw, it's just that for some reason I'm approaching it the same way I approach things like essays and cleaning my room.  I'll do next to anything to avoid it, not because it's actually so bad, but

No, really.  Because of math, and because I have to take it again to get a better grade, and because it's SO much easier the second time around when I write down the answer before the teacher's finished explaning the question, I have all this time to doodle... Added a few scraps I scanned in from in between my math notes, plus a couple random pages I've been meaning to do something with for a while.