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A woman with a tattoo on her arm is sitting in a chair.
A drawing of a squirrel with the words "B Trashy" written below it.
A drawing of a cat with the words "Feeling Special" written below it.
A drawing of a cat with the words "Be Climes Guy Do" written below it.
A cartoon image of a cat with a blue collar and a white face.
A cartoon image of a cat with its paws on a pizza.
A drawing of a face with a white background.
Two drawings of a woman in red dress.
A painting of a tree with many fish on it.
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I have way too manny unfinished works

some of these are new, but a lot are old projects that I kinda of abandoned. I tend to draw a lot of sketches all at once and do line work and coloring later. I don't need inspiration to finish it but need inspiration to get the sketch done. even so I find a growing list of abandoned works. #art #digitalart #wip #sketches #messysketch #nerd

2024/5/21 Edited to

... Read moreAs artists, it's common to accumulate a collection of unfinished works. Whether they're sketches or fully developed ideas, these projects can weigh heavily on our creative minds. Many artists, like yourself, often find themselves inspired to start new pieces but struggle to finish them due to various reasons. Key to overcoming this challenge is establishing a structured approach to your creative process. Start by dedicating specific time slots in your schedule for working on these abandoned sketches. Instead of seeking new inspiration, focus on revisiting these works. A fresh perspective can reignite your original vision or lead you to discover new ideas that enhance them. Techniques such as sketch prompts can also help stimulate creativity. Delving into online forums or art communities can provide the encouragement and accountability needed to complete these pieces. For example, engaging with hashtags related to your work, such as #wip (work in progress) or #sketches, can connect you to others who are in similar situations. Sharing your unfinished pieces online can also invite constructive criticism and support, turning these idle works into collaborative opportunities. Remember, the act of creating is just as valuable as the finished product. Embrace your unfinished works as part of your artistic journey; with a little patience and persistence, they can blossom into beautiful completed pieces that reflect your growth as an artist.