A comic for other writers and illustrators who go through self-doubt during the creative process
A comic for other writers and illustrators who go through self-doubt during the creative process.
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A comic for other writers and illustrators who go through self-doubt during the creative process.
Writers and illustrators: Resist constantly comparing yourself to others. Instead, focus on appreciating and enjoying your OWN journey.
(I've been gradually working my way through the panels in my own career, so figured it was about time I repost this comic :-))
The angst never ends. :-) Another reason why writers should enjoy every success along the way, no matter how small.
Originally posted in Writer Unboxed. See my other comics in Writer Unboxed.