Ryds

Yeah yeah yeah! I haven't been around DA for quite a while now. I would first thank everyone for all your comments/fav/watch you I given to me, these are really appreciated and I'm sorry if I didn't give any answer to your question, or if they were... REALLY late. I just have been struggling with some bad health issues lately. That plus crazy work hours made my thoughts wander elsewhere then DA. I had to get treated in Seattle (I live in Montreal btw) otherwise I wouldn't be able to receive perfect healing over that disease. I should be back home next week and I'll start posting again pretty soon. I got nothing really finished, mostly doodle

Alright, same thing As probably every artist around here, I'm working really hard to puch my skills further. The only thing is, each time I think I walk a step forward, it seems like everybody else is stepping two. I'm really wondering if I'm doing the right thing. I mean, I'm drawing 8hr per day right now, and I don,t see any progress. Is art really for me? If I have to work twice as hard as others to get to the same point, is it worth it? Maybe its just how I work and practice that isn't right. Maybe I,m not focusing on the right thing or I just don't see where I have to get better and mostly how I can achieve that goal. Can someone help

Hi all! For those who don't know yet. I have been working as an animator for about 7 months and now I have been out of work for about a month and a half. SInce I'm stuck in Halifax and there's nothing happening in animation around here at the moment. I got a lot a free time in front of me. All of this is really stressing, you know, I don't have the money to last until April and there's nothing in front of me. Just hope... and even then. But I shouldn't depress and I should definetly use all of that free time to improve my drawing and aniamtion skills. For those who don't know me enough, I want to improve in everything. I'm not the kind of