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Sep 20 2017, 1:46 pm
Time to quit?
So I've come to a point whar I'm no longer interested in the project I'm wurking on do I quit or ceep going I won't to finish it but I'm also tiered of it He's a link plees take a look before comenting http://selfhelpmystoryofchange.webcomic.ws/
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Sep 20 2017, 2:09 pm
Re: Time to quit?
I would suggest taking a break for a while and see how you feel with a little distance.
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Sep 20 2017, 10:57 pm
Re: Time to quit?
As someone who has started and stalled on multiple different projects over the decades, I can tell you there's no shame in admitting it's no longer what you're interested in. Your effort gave you practice, both in art and storytelling, and it let you know what your strengths and weaknesses are. Take those lessons and apply them to something that interests you now.  No harm no foul! 
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Sep 21 2017, 12:55 pm
Re: Time to quit?
Thanks for the advice gise
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Feb 03 2018, 12:50 pm
Re: Time to quit?
Tigershark06 wrote: As someone who has started and stalled on multiple different projects over the decades, I can tell you there's no shame in admitting it's no longer what you're interested in. Your effort gave you practice, both in art and storytelling, and it let you know what your strengths and weaknesses are. Take those lessons and apply them to something that interests you now.  No harm no foul!  Definitely agree with this! Taking a little break at first is fine too, I've personally seen that if there is a project I've not had the keen to finish, and I have something else on the mind, I start working on the new project and let the previous one be. In this case I did go and finish the earlier project, though a few months later, but that was a special case. There wasn't much left to do before finishing the comic, although my passion for that project had gone down significantly. It was a struggle to finish. If the passion is there, put it on a break. If it's gone, it's definitely smarter to go for something that intrigues you. ^^ (I understand the question is "closed", but I find most encounter this question eventually.)
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