And a #timelapse of the drawing

900 👍

Also, I say smaller, but as is typical for me, a simple monster fucker concept has already expanded unnecessarily. Almost 2000 words in and the characters have just gotten to the point of exchanging names.

But hey, people wouldn't be reading their porn if they didn't want a story, would they?

So, 500 words, tonight. That's my pact with the void.

But failing to meet a small goal, that stings. Even more so with a public commitment (for whatever that's worth for a barely two-month old account).

Now... is this the healthiest motivational strategy? Probably not. But at the moment it's probably the most effective.

It's a pretty small commitment, but I think that makes it better... a big goal means that, paradoxically, failure doesn't hit as hard. It's easy to make excuses for yourself when it comes to a significant self-imposed challenge. It's more forgivable.

Which is not to say it isn't enjoyable, seeing other people's great work. But I've already got problems with time blindness and there's just a seemingly endless supply of pleasant distractions.

This is extremely cool. Kind of reminds me of the way miniature props and sets are positioned to create physical sets that would be impractical at full scale.