>>7674659
I've spoken to him before and he's pleasant to listen to. Would be painful to hear him breaking down in audio format though...
>>7674792
Interesting. I'm the complete opposite. I can constantly re draw something non stop because it doesn't meet my extremely autistic criteria of being "right".
I'm with you on the big task causing avoidance though.
>Issue is when i think of drawing/painting as this long drawn out continous process that i will have to repeatedly itterate on, my brain will just view it as something i need to run away from and i end up procrastinating and going into "thinking about drawing but not actually doing so" mode.
I experience the exact same and I'm 99% sure I have ADHD. Shit's hard to deal with sometimes. I did make a drawing log recently though, where I write what I'm working on and what I'll work on next. It's been helping a lot. I'd recommend you give it a try (can go more into detail if you're interested)
>>7674827
lmao you remind me of when I was at the speed dating thing at the anime con. (internal screaming commences again)
Don't worry anon, you could actually try. We can just never post it if you think the end result is really that bad.
That's the lore behind the missing episodes btw, for those who asked. Essentially the guest felt like the thing didn't really go well, or they were rather uncomfortable with it being posted. So it ended up being scrapped.
>>7674840
You know, one idea I had to prevent the whole "Interview regarding X, Y and Z" from getting stale, was to inject some kind of segment of discussion with the guest, and make it bout some art related topic they're experienced/interested in. Could be a back and forth if someone generic or more one sided if it's something specific/that neither host knows about.
Like, for example, if Apricot were on I'd make that segment about watercolors.
What's the opinion on that?