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@Tsundererra: you're killing me, so many volts

thank you for the tip, I'm glad you like it
and ALFKFJD first you ruin the economy and now you're gonna topple the art scene huh, that your master plan
@Moodybats: haha you may think so, but there are a lot of people who don't dedicate time to studies (uhhhhhh /cough me) and also some people who slack but don't own up to it. so I think you have a lot of self-discipline in that regard!
I think it's good to switch between the two

it's like taking breaks between studies, and I think it helps keep your creativity flowing. what do you like to draw for fun?
yeah Inktober can definitely be both! following prompts is a lot of fun. I think interpreting the prompt in your own creative style is the best part. I did a lot of prompt sketches for art class in high school and I remember one year I took every prompt and twisted it into a sarcastic, snarky meaning ADLFFKJD
my friend did something pretty neat for last year's inktober, where she weaved each prompt into a single comic story. I think the most important thing is to just have fun with it
