/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>2815021
I'm in almost the same spot. I draw panels and sketches/concepts and pin them on a wall which I can then move around to get a better view of the story. It's a good idea not to stress things. You also don't have to write the story in chronological order, nothing is stopping you from coming up with a great ending before you know how it will start.

There is a lot of resources available too on storytelling, books as well as shorter guides such as pic related even though there certainly are a lot of better ones. A lot of stories are based on older stories, so it's a good idea to research old fairytales and stuff like that.