[Everyone makes it seam so easy but I'm sure that it is far from easy. After all of these years drawing Scooby Doo I still can't draw him freehand. I still trace all of my drawings 
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Oh, come on! 
Practicing in drawing on a computer, after all, it's not a taking the education (when failing the exams can lead to kicking out) or learning to play some instruments in a populated house (which may lead the surrounding people to cringe, and make the unskilled beginner too shy) or learning to drive (when the possibility of taking or giving some damage is real), the only possible loss is time. In another words, you can practice any amount of time without any negative consequences and it doesn't matter, how soon the required skill will be achieved.
Thank you timmelon, that was a really good pep talk
. All kidding aside, I really mean it. I used to really enjoy drawing. I gave me a chance to escape into a world that I could never really live in. I do miss it. I'm really hoping that trying a whole new form of art will get me motivated again take me back to that time.
Speaking of art I posted a new comic and a short fanfic that goes with it in the midnight lounge last night. Inspired by PPL I tried a more mature version of a Scooby Doo fanfic. Being a guy (you are a guy right?) I'm not sure if it would be your cup of tea, Scooby Doo sneezing and other stuff but I thought I would mention it just incase
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