[ SECRET POST #3206 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3206 ⌋

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Comments

[ketita]

You can still learn to draw and develop your skill! It's far from being too late. Besides, having perfect drawing skills is not always the deciding factor - look at One Punch Man. The original manga is so crappily drawn it's unbelievable.
Hell, even the Shingeki no Kyojin manga started out pretty bad, but look how popular that got.

Writing is a very useful skill to have, though. I really don't think you wasted your time.

[(Anonymous)]

+1, this is something that has inspired me despite having no discernible talent - going way, way back to the very first strip of a webcomic and seeing how completely terrible it was to start off, and how the artist evolved over time.

[ketita]

It actually comforts me, too! I have a webcomic I want to work on, and I feel like my skills are really not where I want them to be, but I remind myself that I'll improve, and that hey, the writing and story are really important too.