So, we've come to that time of year again. You know, that time when we all make commitments like "omg I have sooooo much free time and I'm gonna do sooooo much drawing and it's gonna be like YEAAAH."

If it hasn't been obvious enough, I've been very reluctant to post or create anything. The trouble has been keeping enough enthusiasm to keep working on a piece, so they often die at the thumbnail stage.

So, I have a couple of questions:
-How do you come up with ideas for a piece?
Do you listen to music? Go for a hike in the woods? Ride the bus? etc...

-How do you start a piece?
Do you plan the image in your head before starting it? Do you scribble some lines and then just see where it takes you? etc...

-How do you keep inspired while working on a piece?
Do you listen to music, watch television, talk on the phone, etc...

-When do you feel that a piece is 'done?'
Do you have it peer-reviewed? Do you set an end time for the piece being done? etc...

Just curious, since I'm feeling rather uninspired as of late.

As far as how I'm doing, I guess there's no real problems to complain about, just typical teenage angst. College'll be out for the quarter next tuesday, the 9th. Time for sitting around again.

Woo-hoo >>