mentally blocked

[Anonymous No.4041933]

>take longer break from drawing
>realize i was always follwing formulas
>realize that i was too afraid to experiment
>realize that i am still afraid to fail
>realize i will never truely improve if i continue like this

how can i get rid of this mental blockade and start thinking outside the box?

[Anonymous No.4041954]

>>4041933
just do it and stop coming up with excuses as to why you cant

[Anonymous No.4042042]

>>4041954
it's not like that, i think
it's more like i want to consider things i normally wouldn't. approach every idea open minded. i want to see beyond the obvious solution to a problem. tackle things more creatively and organically

[Anonymous No.4042043]

>>4042042
yeah so draw more

[Anonymous No.4042050]

>>4042043
hm, that gave me an idea. maybe not more per say, you can be assured i draw enough, but drawing more mindfully would be the solution. mindful, observant and receptive

any ideas how to achieve that?

[Anonymous No.4042065]

>>4042050
this is what i mean, you know what to do but youre looking for someone to tell you

this isnt one of those "what do i study to do X" moments, its a go out and get some experience thing

[Anonymous No.4042069]

>>4041933
You have to be 18+

[Anonymous No.4042081]

>>4042065
just wanted to hear some anons share their experiences and get inspired/ learn from them

>>4042069
you have to think of something more witty if you mean to insult me

[Anonymous No.4042088]

It does not matter if you follow a formula. It is pointless to think about improvement. Even if you follow just one formula every day, you should still just follow that formula day after day. If improvement comes, it will come. Improving isn't the concern, it's nothing special. What's important is that you keep doing your job.

[Anonymous No.4042147]

>>4042069
And yet here you are.