/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>2473159
I have a lot more experience with programming than drawing, but the 2 aren't completely exclusive, especially in terms of motivation. I'll talk about my experience with programming.

And I have to disagree with your post. In my personal experience, the times when I didn't have to push myself were few and far in between. Most of the work I did was when I was moderately pissed off and wanted to quit the project and say fuck it, but I pushed through it, and pushed, and pushed. Because if you don't push and quit the second it becomes frustrating and not 'fun', how are you going to progress?

>You should stop and instead work on your motivation

How the hell do you work on motivation? It comes and goes, it's very hard to trigger it, and if you do: it doesn't stay for long.

The passion might be there muddied in the background, but it won't always be fun, it won't be fun most of the time.